Here’s how one user described this problem on Microsoft Answers forum:
Here’s how to stop Windows 10 asking for PIN
1. Dismiss the set-up in Windows Defender
2.Use the Group Policy Editor
Note: Your path could look like this: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon then locate Turn on convenience PIN sign-in policy, double-click it, set it to Disabled, hit Apply and OK and then restart your PC.
3. Other workarounds
Select/Highlight the Password option Create a PIN identical to your Password Remove Passwords from User Accounts Hope that one of these solutions worked for you, as they worked for many others. If you found another way to solve the problem or you just have some questions, reach for the comments section below and we’ll surely take a look.
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