Microsoft is reducing the password hustle as much as it can. The tech company launched the preview of Windows 10 for a small portion of Insiders that let users log in to their operating system without a password.
Swipe a switch in settings, (Go to Settings> Accounts> Sign-in) and the password will stop working.
Windows Hello face recognition, fingerprints, PIN Code or any physical security key will be used to log-in to the device. In case Hello is not enabled in your system, the next time you will sign-in, Microsoft will guide you through it.
For now, this feature is available only for a limited number Insiders, others might get it in the coming one or two weeks. It will be no surprise if bugs are spotted, as it is a Fast ring.
Some of the reasons to look forward to releasing are that Your Phone screen feature will now be compatible with other Surface devices as well, like Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2.
Calendar events can easily be created from the taskbar. As it might not be smooth, this preview will give an idea about what Microsoft has for its users in the future.
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Swipe a switch in settings, (Go to Settings> Accounts> Sign-in) and the password will stop working.
Windows Hello face recognition, fingerprints, PIN Code or any physical security key will be used to log-in to the device. In case Hello is not enabled in your system, the next time you will sign-in, Microsoft will guide you through it.
For now, this feature is available only for a limited number Insiders, others might get it in the coming one or two weeks. It will be no surprise if bugs are spotted, as it is a Fast ring.
Some of the reasons to look forward to releasing are that Your Phone screen feature will now be compatible with other Surface devices as well, like Surface Pro 6 and Surface Laptop 2.
Calendar events can easily be created from the taskbar. As it might not be smooth, this preview will give an idea about what Microsoft has for its users in the future.
Read next: The confirmation from Microsoft makes Windows 10 users concerned about their systems
