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Key: How to Configure Windows Hello

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Part 1of 4:

For Face Recognition

  1. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 1 Go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options.
  2. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 2 Choose "Set up" or "Improve recognition" under Face sign-in.
  3. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 3 Enter in your PIN.
  4. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 4 Look at the camera. Windows Hello will box your face as it recognizes it. If it is having trouble, then move closer or further away, or adjust the lighting conditions.
  5. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 5 Improve recognition as needed. Repeat the process again later, if it has trouble recognizing you due to a change in facial features.

Part 2of 4:

For Fingerprint Recognition

  1. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 6 Go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options.
  2. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 7 Choose "Set up" or "Add another" under Fingerprint sign-in.
  3. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 8 Enter your PIN.
  4. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 9 Scan your fingerprint. The fingerprint will light up and indicate to you which parts of your fingerprint still needs to be read.
  5. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 10 Continue scanning your fingerprint.
  6. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 11 Capture the edges.
  7. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 12 Add additional fingerprints if necessary.

Part 3of 4:

For a Security Key

  1. Go tohttps://account.live.com/proofs/manage/additionalin Microsoft Edge.
  2. Choose "Set up a security key".
  3. Choose "Next" after identifying the type of key.
    • More than likely, you are using a USB security token (such as a YubiKey). If you are part of an area with RFID cards, you may have an RFID/NFC reader instead (such as a HID card reader).
  4. Insert the key into the USB port or tap the key to the NFC reader.
  5. Enter your PIN.
  6. Press the button on the security key. This will finish programming the security key.
  7. Remove the security key when prompted. Give it a name.

Part 4of 4:

Dynamic lock

  1. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 13 Go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & Other Devices.
  2. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 14 Tap "add Bluetooth or other device".
  3. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 15 Choose "Bluetooth".
  4. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 16 Choose your Bluetooth device. In most cases, pairing only works when you pair from your PC. If you pair from your phone, your phone may give an error and forget the device.
  5. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 17 Enter in the code or confirm the codes match.
  6. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 18 Now go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options.
  7. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 19 Scroll to the very bottom and choose "Allow Windows to detect when you're away and automatically lock the device" under "Dynamic lock".
  8. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 20 Move away from your PC with your phone or smartwatch. Your PC should lock.
  9. Key: How to Configure Windows Hello — contextual image 21 Unlock using your PIN, Picture Password, face, fingerprint, security key or Microsoft account password.

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