The setting you need to enable is: Turn on convenience PIN sign-in The group policy setting you need to change can be found in the following folder: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon Simply run the gpedit.msc utility on the Workstation where you want to enable pin or fingerprint sign-in. Using the Group Policy Editor for the entire domain will allow this setting to automatically be applied to future installations of Windows 10, however you don't necessarily need to enable this at the domain level. Thankfully, it's easy to enable the "convenience pin" functionality, which as a side-effect also enables Windows Hello Fingerprint sign-in and Windows Hello Face sign-in. This had the effect of obfuscating the issue, and frustrated my efforts to find the resolution. Note that if you had Windows 10 configured to use a pin or fingerprint sign-in prior to installing the 1607 build, that convenience sign-in method will continue to work after the update is installed. Users who are running Windows 10 Version 1511 or earlier can do so without issue. Starting with build 1607, a fresh Windows 10 installation does not allow the "convenience pin" for domain-joined logons by default, out-of-the box.
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