Windows 11’s new update is breaking facial recognition logins with Windows Hello, and also simply failing to install.

If you've set up Facial recognition on your Windows 11 PC using a compatible camera and want to turn off Face recognition, follow this guide.

Windows Hello is among these signing options. It is a more personal and secure way to get instant access to your Windows 11/10 devices via PIN, Facial recognition, or Fingerprint Scanning.

(NEW YORK) — Windows Hello — the new facial recognition feature in Windows 10 that allows a user to unlock their computer just by looking at it — seems to be better at distinguishing faces ...

Windows Hello is the name for all of Windows 10's biometric security features. That can include fingerprint scanners (still rare on computers) and facial recognition.

For facial recognition, your device must have an infrared (IR) camera that supports Windows Hello. Many modern laptops and tablets come with this capability.

For facial recognition, your device must have an infrared (IR) camera that supports Windows Hello. Many modern laptops and tablets come with this capability.

The latest Windows 11 update is causing an issue with Windows Hello Microsoft names its facial recognition technology “Windows Hello”, and a large number of people choose to use it.

Although fingerprint readers are more widely available, the facial recognition element of Windows Hello will not work with a bog-standard webcam.

Toallin ships a pair of Windows Hello 2K webcams, including the Hello Pro. As it turns out, the cheaper alternative that we already recommend is probably the better option.

One such innovation is Microsoft’s Windows Hello, a biometric authentication system that allows users to log in to their Windows 10 or 11 computers using facial recognition, fingerprint, or PIN.