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Laurie_Aldam
Brass Contributor
Jul 21, 2025
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Windows Hello for Business 0x80090010 NTE_PERM

Hi all,

I'm encountering an issue with Windows Hello for Business on the latest version of Windows (July 2025 update). The setup process fails during initialisation, and no biometric or PIN options are being provisioned for the user.

 

Environment:

  • Windows version: 11 24H2 Enterprise (latest update)
  • Deployment mode: Hybrid Cloud Trust
  • Hybrid joined devices

Symptoms:

  • Users are prompted to set up WHfB but the process fails at the last step with error 0x80090010
  • Users who already have WHfB authentication methods created can successfully login
  • Event ID 311 & 303 in the User Device Registration logs

Screenshots:

 

 

Troubleshooting so far:

  • Unjoined and rejoined to Entra ID
  • Granted modify permissions on folder in which NGC container would be created
  • Rolled back to June 2025 update (this worked)

So it seems like this is caused or related to the latest Windows Update, which is rather unfortunate for us as we are just beginning to rollout WHfB for our organisation. I'm posting here to raise awareness of the issue, if there is a more appropriate place to post then please suggest. 

  • Microsoft has a service health bulletin for this issue now - https://admin.cloud.microsoft/?#/windowsreleasehealth/knownissues/:/issue/WI1121302

17 Replies

  • Matthew Miles's avatar
    Matthew Miles
    Brass Contributor

    We are seeing this as well on new deployments.   At first rolling back was successful.   The last few we've deployed we could not roll back the update, it was not an option.    I've also tried applying the Preview CU released a few days ago.  No success.  

  • AndyNguyen99's avatar
    AndyNguyen99
    Copper Contributor

    I have acquaintances who got this issue on their new devices.

    They applied the 3rd work-around (rolling back) and it worked (one device is untested on yet, but they confirmed the first two no longer having issue).

    Thank you, Laurie

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