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Windows Password requirements are applying to PIN requirements
We are running into an issue where Password requirements (8-12 Ch@arac7ers) are now used as PIN requirements for Intune Managed (AAD Joined) devices. In Intune, Windows Enrollment, Wi...
- Thanks Kurt for the information. This was, possibly, due to someone "whose title we shalt not utter". Enabled the WHFB PIN configuration on the tenancy and disabled it.
After research, it was determined that once enabled for a tenant the configuration takes effect immediately and implemented. And, if disabled, the configuration cannot be removed. The only option, was to enable the PIN in Enrollment settings and configure.
Microsoft Documentation states the Auto-enrollment PIN configuration Precedence: WHFB, GPO, then device
Noticed from the screenshot that this appears to be a machine running Windows 11. Any chance you may have perhaps installed the 22H1 update that just recently dropped? We haven't moved to Win11 yet, so I haven't seen it firsthand, but stumbled across this the other day while researching something different:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-11-22h2-blocked-due-to-windows-hello-issues-on-some-systems/
Apparently 22H1 had some issues with Windows Hello that were bad enough that MS pulled it while working on a fix. Just a thought.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-11-22h2-blocked-due-to-windows-hello-issues-on-some-systems/
Apparently 22H1 had some issues with Windows Hello that were bad enough that MS pulled it while working on a fix. Just a thought.