If you want to control the setting at the domain level, you will need to download the latest Admi nistrative Template (.admx) for Windows 10 and copy them into the PolicyDefinition folder on the Active Directory server.
This will re-enable the PIN sign-in option only if the same option isn’t available in domain-level of Group Policy. Unfortunately, the default setting is for virtualization to be disabled (I have used Speccy to confirm that mine. You may need to restart your computer to have the change taken in place. Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > LogonĪnd enable the setting called Turn on convenience PIN sign-in. Press Win + R to bring the Run dialog box, type gpedit.msc to open the Local Group Policy Editor. It’s a group policy controlled setting so it can be re-enabled through group policy. The option will be greyed out and disabled when the computer is joined to a domain. Or like this in later version of Windows. I use PIN quite exclusively myself on the computers I use regularly so if I need to share it with someone I can just share the PIN instead of the password.īut what to do when the PIN option is greyed out? It’s actually a recommended method as it eliminates the danger of exposing passwords to keep your accounts safe. Signing in to Windows with a PIN is way easier than patterning my fingers on the keyboard to type out the long password.
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