Hey everyone! I'm working on setting up passkeys with an authenticator app, and honestly, it seems pretty simple. However, I'm finding that I have to scan the QR code each time I log in using this method on Windows 10 with Edge. Is this normal behavior, or am I missing something? Also, would switching to Windows 11 help to avoid this QR code scanning hassle? Let me know your thoughts!
2 Answers
Yeah, having to scan every single time can be a pain. Windows 11 does handle passkeys better, and I've read that it can remove that QR code requirement, making things smoother. If you're considering an upgrade, it might be worth it!
It sounds like you might be dealing with some system settings. If your device is hybrid Azure AD joined, it may require that authentication step for security reasons. Unfortunately, passkeys currently have limited syncing capabilities with Windows 10, which could explain the QR code prompt. Upgrading to Windows 11 could potentially simplify the process and reduce those extra steps since it has better support for passkey features.
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