It changed the way the computer opens, in other words right to the Desktop. I don't want that, so how can I return it back to the 'Windows 11 Hello' page where I enter a PIN?
I also lost 'hibernate' and now have 'lock' in the power menu on shutdown.
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First of all - STOP "PROTECTING" US.
I do not want to have to enter a pin every single time I use my computer.
So please tell me how I remove this option COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY!
And for gods sake - treat people like adult and STOP trying to "hide" these options.
Its my computer, not yours!
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It changed the way the computer opens, in other words right to the Desktop. I don't want that, so how can I return it back to the 'Windows 11 Hello' page where I enter a PIN?
I also lost 'hibernate' and now have 'lock' in the power menu on shutdown.
again I say you are using home edition and its full of bugs please up grade.
home edition is like the old vista maybe windows 12 will remove the bugs in home. Microsoft has known since 2022.
Please up grade search and you can find it cheaply
Mayvelyn1
It means you have the home edition of windows 11.
Unfortunately google and microsoft forums techiest people are not in the loop and so fail to tell you itis impossible to remove in home edition.
The good news it can be done all you have to do is upgrade to windows 11 pro.
I know because it is how I done it Mayvelyn1
hope this helps you
Mayvelyn1 Im not a techie but I am a cute 20 year blonde
Microsoft in homes edition has created another vista and many have complained to microsoft has failed to fix since 2021 and soon it will 4 years.
I can't remove the pin to my laptop. I already followed the googles instruction, everything
... I've never had issues with intruders giving me a false sign in page. If that happens then I'll take full responsibility and activate my lock screen.
Will you also take full responsibility when your computer is used by an attacker to infect other computers with malware, or to send out spam, or to launch DDOS attacks on other servers, because the attacker wasn't challenged by a password?