Enable or Disable Passwordless Sign-in for Microsoft Accounts in Windows 11 This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off only allow Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts for passwordless sign-in on your Windows 11 device You can keep your device even more secure by removing passwords when signing in to Windows 11 with Microsoft accounts on your device
Enable or Disable Passwordless Sign-in for Microsoft Accounts This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off require Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts for passwordless sign-in on your Windows 10 device You must be signed in as an administrator to enable or disable passwordless sign-in for all Microsoft accounts on the computer
How to manage the passwordless sign feature on Windows 11 In this how-to guide, I will outline the different methods to remove the password experience on Windows 11 while keeping your account secure behind the Windows Hello feature
How to Enable Passwordless Sign-in in Windows 11 Passwordless sign-in makes Windows 11 more secure by replacing passwords with Windows Hello (face, fingerprint, or PIN) You can enable or disable this feature through Settings if you have a Microsoft account signed in, or through Registry Editor using administrator privileges
How to Enable or Disable Passwordless Sign-in in Windows 11 10 (4 Methods) Passwordless sign-in on Windows 10 and 11 lets you log into your PC using a PIN, fingerprint, face recognition, or a physical security key, without ever typing a traditional password Microsoft has been pushing this feature hard, and in 2026, it’s more reliable and accessible than ever
How to go passwordless in Windows 10 or 11 - Position Is Everything Passwordless sign-in in Windows 10 and 11 lets you unlock your PC and access your Microsoft account without typing a traditional password Instead, you can use Windows Hello PIN, facial recognition, fingerprint sign-in, a physical security key, or the Microsoft Authenticator app to verify that it’s really you
How to go passwordless in Windows 10 or 11 - ZDNET In Windows 10 or 11, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options To use any of the Windows Hello options, you'll need to first set up a PIN if you haven't already done so Click the option