Windows Hello? More Like Windows Goodbye: Latest Patch Causes Login Chaos!

Windows Hello users, brace for impact! A recent Microsoft patch is causing login headaches for those using System Guard Secure Launch or Dynamic Root of Trust for Measurement. If you’re one of the affected, prepare to reset your PIN or biometrics. Ironically, those behind on updates might dodge this Windows Hello issue entirely!

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Hot Take:

Looks like Microsoft’s latest patch has turned Windows Hello into more of a Windows Goodbye for some users. If your computer decided to play hide-and-seek with your PIN or facial recognition, it might be time to say “Hello” to some old-school password entry. Just when you thought you were safe from ransomware, Microsoft swoops in as the unexpected plot twist villain.

Key Points:

  • Microsoft’s latest patch is causing login issues for certain Windows 11 and Server 2025 users.
  • Users with specific security features enabled may need to reset their Windows Hello login methods.
  • The problematic patch is KB5055523, which addresses several vulnerabilities, including a ransomware exploit.
  • Windows 10 users are left waiting for a fix to the CVE-2025-29824 vulnerability.
  • March patch updates come with some improvements, including bug fixes and Copilot+ enhancements.

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