of China Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Kuwait Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macao S.A.R. Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Aruba Australia Austria Bahamas Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Bermuda Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Canada Cayman Islands Chile China Mainland Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Curaçao Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Grenada Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Hong Kong S.A.R.Some day, convenience PIN sign-in will be depracated and we'll have to do it the secure way. Note that this is NOT Windows Hello for Business. The only group policy currently in effect is the "Turn on Convenience PIN sign-in" setting under Policies, Administrative Templates, System, Logon. Click Connect and Enter the user's email address and password. Go back to "Access Work or School" in Settings -> Accounts.ĥ. If it's still greyed out, then make sure "convenience PIN sign-in" is enabled.Ĥ.
Fingerprint and PIN are no longer greyed out. Don't touch the "Connected to whatever domain" setting.Ģ. The key setting is the "Work or School Account" with the colorful windows logo by it. Go to Windows Settings -> Accounts -> Access Work or School. Disconnecting that allowed me to setup PIN and Fingerprint. When a user registers the Office apps using their own O365 license, it connects Windows to their work account. They are domain-joined to a 2012 R2 domain and they are subscribed to Office 365 for email and Office Pro Plus. Mostly Lenovo X1 Yogas and P330s and some Surface Pros. The PCs in my company are Windows 10 build 1809. I've tried all these group policy settings: turn on convenience PIN login, enable windows hello for business, enable biometrics, etc. I've been fighting this for a looong time.
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