Same here. My "Use windows hello" thing is GREYED OUT, but I *STILL* have to put in my Winblows password.
Fu_k you, Microsoft. Fu_k you in both eyesockets and one ear hole.
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How can I turn off Windows security asking me for a password to see my Google Chrome passwords. This is a real inconvenience.
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Same here. My "Use windows hello" thing is GREYED OUT, but I *STILL* have to put in my Winblows password.
Fu_k you, Microsoft. Fu_k you in both eyesockets and one ear hole.
Hi there! My name is, Zadee. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you. Sorry to hear about your experience. I'll try my best to help you today.
I was able to test this in a VM. You will need to have a local account for this that does not have a password. As long as you have a user profile that has a password, Windows will ask you for it.
If you are trying to view your passwords in chrome, and you have a lot of them. I would suggest exporting these passwords to a CSV, that way you'd be able to view them all at once. You can do this by going to Chrome Settings (in 3 dots) > Autofill > Password manager > click 3 dots (right beside "Add") > Export.
Kind Regards,
I have done exactly what you have said and I still get this annoying request for user name and password to see my google passwords
OMG THANK YOU !!!!!