This issue prevented users from logging in and required the user to boot up the machine in safe mode to repair the software. Note the known issues when using a proxy in the 1. This issue affected environments in which direct access to the SecureAuth IdP appliance is blocked and users must use a proxy. The issue has been resolved for users who were unable to log in if a space exists in their sAMAccountName property. The installer does not accept a relative path to the configuration file, which prevents deploying the installer from a directory that cannot be defined in advance such as when using a Group Policy.
SecureAuth recommends instructing users how to enable the offline mode before they attempt to go online. A future release of Login for Windows will address the potential new user lockout issue by providing guidance to users during the login process.
Users utilizing NLA Network Level Authentication when logging on a system with RDP enabled may still be prompted for a username and password once the session is established. In these scenarios, contact SecureAuth Support and inquire about workarounds. Self-service Password Reset may not function correctly for certain Operating Systems. On Windows Server versions R2 and R2, users are unable to complete the self-service password reset process due to default Internet Explorer settings in the operating systems.
Use of any proxy configured for Login for Windows becomes mandatory. If the proxy is unavailable, Login for Windows behaves as if it is offline. This issue may impact laptop users who connect their laptops to networks in which the proxy is unavailable.
Re-running the installer with a new or updated configuration file does not result in configuration changes made to the current installation. Administrators must uninstall and then re-install Login for Windows to apply the new settings. Users prompted for multi-factor authentication can view the full telephone number for a registered multi-factor authentication method.
The new Login for Windows product gives end users a secure login experience on a Windows workstation, or on a remote Windows server, using a SecureAuth multi-factor authentication method. This product, with FIPS compliant cryptographic libraries, is newly designed and engineered and replaces the Credential Provider application. After the initial setup and first-time usage, the end user subsequently logs on without a password by just using a two-factor authentication method.
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Page Labels Attachment Labels. Skip to end of banner. Jira links. Created by Laura Bridges , last modified on Jan 29, Note Do not remove the SecureAuth certificates from the certificates console or the SecureAuth appliance will no longer function.
Known Issues If using a proxy that becomes unavailable, Login for Windows behaves as if it is offline. This issue might impact laptop users who connect their laptops to networks in which the proxy is unavailable. Fields Instructions. The login screen defaults to the authentication method used in the last login session. Sign-in option icons Fields Instructions. Single user credential: Multiple user credential:.
Use fingerprint recognition on mobile End users must use the Authenticate mobile app to use fingerprint recognition. Log on Login for Windows with your Windows password. Select the mobile phone on which the provisioned SecureAuth Authenticate app is installed to send a request to the mobile app.
Provide a fingerprint on the SecureAuth mobile app to approve the request. Login for Windows receives the fingerprint information and you are authenticated. Click the arrow to log on Windows. Use face recognition on mobile End users must use the Authenticate mobile app to use fingerprint recognition. Select the mobile device on which the provisioned SecureAuth Authenticate mobile app is installed to send a request to the mobile app. Show your face on the SecureAuth mobile app to approve the request.
Login for Windows receives the face information and you are authenticated. CP If the Login for Windows saconfig database is deleted or unavailable, end users will not be able to log in.
New features and enhancements Version : If any settings that determine login are changed, for example, an adaptive rule is changed or users no longer belong to a bypass group, end users automatically receive a 3 minute time period to enter their password CP When end users click the "Click to update your password" link on the login screen, they are directed to a Login for Windows SSPR login screen that opens in a modern browser, Chromium version CP Improvements to login performance were completed.
CP The installation version number now matches the public version release value; for example, if the public product version is In previous versions of Login for Windows, the versions were different, but now they match. CP The error log displays system information, such as the type and version of the operating system, the version of Login for Windows your organization is running, and more. CP Fingerprint recognition works correctly when an administrator is running in Run as administrator mode.
CP Sites using MFA throttling are no longer locked out of their accounts after successful logins. CP End users with external fingerprint readers should not disconnect the reader from their computer before logging out; doing so will cause an error to be displayed: Fingerprint data not found. CP The error log will have new start lines and threads if connecting through RDP; RDP connections cause new instances of the credential provider to be created, which causes the new start lines and threads.
TW When upgrading to the Identity Platform v Workaround : None. Resolved issue Version : CP Windows administrators can change the user access level to 4, which then uses a different primary credential provider.
CP Passwordless authentication as a first factor succeeds on Windows Hello. CP After end users log in, the mouse cursor works correctly. Additionally, consider the compatibility for the following features: Biometric fingerprint and face iOS only recognition and Symbol-to-Accept through SecureAuth Authenticate mobile app are compatible with SecureAuth Identity Platform v Passwordless authentication as a first factor works with SecureAuth IdP v9.
CP End users can authenticate into Login for Windows with an enrolled fingerprint as a first factor, without using a password. CP End users can authenticate into Login for Windows with an enrolled fingerprint or face as a second factor by using the SecureAuth Authenticate mobile app. CP When end users use the Symbol-to-Accept method and tap Deny or the wrong symbol, the error message is displayed immediately. CP Members of a valid local bypass group can log in without entering a second factor, even if the group includes a domain user that is not local.
CP Login succeeds for end users who log in through RDP while in a valid bypass group to bypass the second factor. CP When end users log in using Passcode from Token, then log out and switch to a different user, then log out and switch back to the original user, the Passcode from Token choice is correctly selected. CP If an end user submits an empty password change screen, an error message with guidance text is displayed.
CP Logging in using multi-user credential in Login for Windows works correctly and end users are no longer asked for a second factor to log in.
CP When a proxy is not configured in the config. CP Login for Windows supports end users authenticating by using Symbol-to-Accept as a second factor. End users must use the Authenticate mobile app to receive symbols. CP Group Bypass support can be enabled for users who need to log in as local admins without being prompted for additional MFA.
CP A new option in Login for Windows retries the connection if an offline state is detected during the first login. CP Several improvements were made to optimize logging. CP Login for Windows supports upgrading from version 1. Upgrading from version 1. After the upgrade, the first available second factor will be selected by default instead of the previous second factor the user entered. CP The bypass group feature supports Local domain.
CP Members of a valid bypass group can successfully login without providing two-factor authentication. CP Login for Windows is installed with a valid config. CP Login for Windows end users can enter characters and numbers to authenticate in, with resolution of Microsoft Windows 10 Build "getFieldOptions" issue. When an end user enters the passcode, the authentication will fail and the end user will get another chance to log in with a correct password. This issue relates to how credentials are collected and submitted for processing over the Internet; however, this is the expected behavior.
New features and enhancements Version : 1. CP End users can show characters for passcodes when logging on. CP Login for Windows requires a multi-factor authentication method when logging into a privileged account as an administrator with "Run as administrator".
CP Administrators can enable or disable the UAC option based on how they want users to log on the environment. See Hotfixes. CP End users no longer receive a failure message when attempting to authenticate by using TOTP after their device wakes from sleep mode while online.
CP A non-local user whose account is not found in Active Directory receives on-screen guidance about how to fix and proceed. CP A SecureAuth file called. CP Adaptive "Skip to post-authentication" and "Skip two factor authentication" options no longer refuse to log on the last user on Windows 8.
CP If offline MFA methods are not enabled for an account and end users attempt to log in while offline, they will receive a login error message with guidance. CP End users can log on using YubiKey the first time, without receiving an error message. CP Login for Windows will automatically retry a connection if it detects an offline state. Offline states can occur because of initial no-connection states, such as when a device is in sleep mode.
CP End users receive a better error message with guidance when attempting to log in while offline, but offline methods were not set up. CP Login for Windows performance degrades when loading the login screen in the offline mode on Windows Attributes other than sAMAccountName are not supported. CP An empty screen without login functionality no longer appears after installation.
CP Login for Windows performance degradation when loading the login screen in the offline mode on Windows CP User details are missing when choosing a registered user on the "Other user" login screen CP Manual uninstallation from the "Programs and Features" menu on Windows 10 results in an error.
CP Non-local user whose account is not found in Active Directory receives an empty login screen. CP User is blocked by Adaptive Authentication on Windows Server R2 and receives an error message if no alternate providers are configured.
Resolved issues and enhancements Version : 1. CP The Multi-Factor Authentication device order now remains consistent on subsequent login attempts. CP Login for Windows now remembers the most recently entered login username on a non-server.
CP An active hover link now appears when attempting to select another multi-factor authentication method. CP Log details have been added to help troubleshoot common installation errors. CP Users in offline mode now correctly receive Multi-Factor options that are usable offline.
CP Re-installing Login for Windows now applies configuration file updates. CP The installer error message for a missing configuration file has been revised for clarification. CP SADiag. CP The installer now accepts a relative path to the configuration file during a silent installation. Resolved issues Version : 1. AD bad password count incorrectly incremented When attempting to log on using a bad password, the bad password count now increments appropriately — i.
Re-installation breaks login functionality Login for Windows can now be re-installed on the same machine. Login failure for users with a space in sAMAccountName The issue has been resolved for users who were unable to log in if a space exists in their sAMAccountName property.
Known issues Installation requires an absolute path to the configuration file The installer does not accept a relative path to the configuration file, which prevents deploying the installer from a directory that cannot be defined in advance such as when using a Group Policy. Potential offline lockout for new users To use the offline mode, a user must first use an OATH-based authentication method — such as a one-time code OTP generated by the SecureAuth Authenticate App — at least one time while online in order to cache the OATH seed used for authenticating the user.
Self-service Password Reset may not function correctly for certain Operating Systems On Windows Server versions R2 and R2, users are unable to complete the self-service password reset process due to default Internet Explorer settings in the operating systems.
Offline endpoint when proxy is unavailable Use of any proxy configured for Login for Windows becomes mandatory. Re-installing Login for Windows does not apply configuration file updates Re-running the installer with a new or updated configuration file does not result in configuration changes made to the current installation. SMS and Voice numbers are not correctly masked Users prompted for multi-factor authentication can view the full telephone number for a registered multi-factor authentication method.
Incorrect username shown on lock screen Users in a bypass group are shown the wrong username on a Windows 7 workstation lock screen. Windows OS versions: Windows 8.
Timed passcode from app This method and "Passcode from token" are displayed at first login, if available. Are you looking for the files you from the earlier version of the operating system?
Do you find Windows. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to A. User's post on November 6, Someone please answer the question: How do I do a file modified date range search in Windows 10?
Marilyn Z. I typed a short doc in word this morning and may not have saved it. Tried to find the file by date and maybe put the date in a wrong format. I do not get the files I wrote today. How do I do this?
Robin Peter. In reply to AZpappyrsg's post on January 22, To search on a date range in Windows 10, use date modified. A little box with a month calendar pops up on the right hand side of the screen. Choose the year by clicking on the year in the top of the calendar box. Then choose the starting month. Then point at a date on the calendar where you want to begin the search and drag with your mouse highlighting all of the dates until you reach the end of the date search.
In reply to Robin Peter's post on February 7, Open File Explorer or type it into Cortana. Click a folder to be searched or select This PC In the top right corner you will see a box that says Search and has a magnifying glass next to it. Type the text modified: into that box A calendar will pop up and you can select a date or enter a date range to search. That will bring up every file modified or created based on your range. In reply to diruss's post on April 24, Why can't we have the same automatic calendar that Windows 7 had in the File Explorer -- it required just a mouse click to drop down the search window, not typing out manually "modified.
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