Bleepingcomputer Windows 11 Updates Cause Password Sign-In Icon to Disappear
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Microsoft has informed users that Windows 11 updates released since August 2025 may result in the password sign-in option becoming invisible on the lock screen. This issue affects users who rely solely on password authentication, as the icon will not appear if no other sign-in methods are available. The password field will still be functional, but users may find it confusing due to the missing icon.
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