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ehuggz's avatar
ehuggz
New Contributor
10 months ago

Keyboard does not work in Windows Hello

I've been using Windows Hello PIN quite successfully for a long time.
Now I get a Windows Hello prompt to enter my PIN when attempting to unlock an Account -and I cannot type anything, i.e. typing anything in the window for the PIN is blocked.

The keyboard works fine everywhere else - but not in Windows Hello PIN.

Is this part of the larger Windows Hello issues I've seen elsewhere?


1Password Version: 8.10.52
Extension Version: 81023003
OS Version: Windows 11
Browser: Edge

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  • pscully's avatar
    pscully
    New Contributor

    Hi 1P_Dave , I'd like to be a +1 to this, I'm having the same problem. I've emailed per your instructions above and will add my support ID when I receive it.
    Thanks,
    Pat

  • khk

    Thank you for posting the Support ID, I see that my colleague has sent you a reply via email. Please continue the conversation there.

    -Dave

    ref: QYW-32114-171

  • khk's avatar
    khk
    New Contributor

    Hi 1P_Dave, Here's the support ID number: QYW-32114-171

    Another thing I wanna add, after 1P triggers the Win Hello window, it causes my Shift key to be constantly active (not physically). I'd have to reboot for it to be restored. I currently have unlock using Windows Hello for 1P disabled.

  • ehuggz and khk

    Thank you for the version information. So that the team and I can look into this further, I'd like you both to:

    1. Update to 1Password for Windows version 8.10.54: How to keep 1Password up to date
    2. Reproduce the issue again.

    Then I'd like to ask you to create a diagnostics report from your Windows PC:

    Sending Diagnostics Reports (Windows)

    Attach the diagnostics to an email message addressed to support+forum@1password.com.

    With your email please include:

    You should receive an automated reply from our BitBot assistant with a Support ID number.  Please post that number here.  Thanks very much!

    -Dave

  • ehuggz's avatar
    ehuggz
    New Contributor

    khk It is nice to know I am not crazy and the problem is probably not my System.

    Below are my 1Password and Windows Versions
    1Password for Windows 8.10.52 (81052025)
    Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
    Version 24H2
    Installed on ‎10/‎7/‎2024
    OS build 26120.2415
    Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.36.0

  • khk's avatar
    khk
    New Contributor

    I'm having this issue too. Exactly the same issue ehuggz is describing. Windows Hello only fails to work for 1Password.

    1Password Version: 8.10.54 (81054022)
    Extension Version: 8.10.54.22 (81054022)
    OS Version: Windows 11 Dev Insider (26120.2415)
    Browser: Vivaldi 7.0.3495.18 (Chromium)

  • ehuggz's avatar
    ehuggz
    New Contributor

    I followed the directions - same issue. Nothing happens when I try to type the PIN. The cursor doesn't move at all. If I press enter I get a message saying: Enter PIN

  • ehuggz's avatar
    ehuggz
    New Contributor

    It does only happen when unlocking 1Password.
    Windows Hello PIN works fine to unlock the PC.
    Windows Hello PIN worked until recently to unlock 1Password.
    Now I cannot type my PIN into the Windows Hello window that pops up when I open 1Password.

  • Hello ehuggz! 👋

    I'm sorry that you're unable to enter your PIN into the Windows Hello dialog box. Does this issue only occur when you're unlocking 1Password? Or does it also occur when you use Windows Hello for other apps or Windows itself?

    I know it's cliche but try restarting your Windows PC to see if that helps. If it doesn't, then I suggest that you remove and then re-add all of your Windows Hello options, such as facial recognition, fingerprint and PIN. If the option to remove the PIN is greyed out, you may need to disable the option to “only allow Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts” on this device first.

    You can find your current Windows sign-in options using these steps:

    1. In the Windows search bar, type “Account”, then select Manage Your Account
    2. Select Sign-In Options.
    3. Here you should find a list of your current sign-in options. Remove any Windows Hello-associated options, such as fingerprint, face, and PIN.
    4. Re-add any options you’d like to use as part of your Windows Hello setup.

    Once that is done, you can follow this guide on using Windows Hello to unlock 1Password on your Windows PC.

    -Dave