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“I’ve been using my PIN for a long time without any issues, but suddenly I received a message saying that I need to update my PIN for my organization. However, this is my personal computer and not associated with any organization. When I go to the sign-in options and try to set up a new Windows Hello PIN, I encounter an error message saying ‘Something went wrong. Try again later.’ I tried removing the PIN, but now the ‘Add’ button is inaccessible. Since this is my personal device with no group policies, I am puzzled about what could have caused this issue. I would appreciate any assistance in resolving this so I can reinstate my PIN.” 

Alternatively, for your situation: “Out of the blue, my facial recognition and PIN, which have been working flawlessly for over two years, suddenly stopped functioning. After receiving a code from Microsoft sent to my recovery email, I entered it only to encounter the same error mentioned in this forum thread’s title. By clicking ‘Skip,’ I could bypass the issue and access my account.”

​Here is the revised version of the content with a significant change: “I’ve been using my PIN for a long time without any issues, but suddenly I received a message saying that I need to update my PIN for my organization. However, this is my personal computer and not associated with any organization. When I go to the sign-in options and try to set up a new Windows Hello PIN, I encounter an error message saying ‘Something went wrong. Try again later.’ I tried removing the PIN, but now the ‘Add’ button is inaccessible. Since this is my personal device with no group policies, I am puzzled about what could have caused this issue. I would appreciate any assistance in resolving this so I can reinstate my PIN.”  Alternatively, for your situation: “Out of the blue, my facial recognition and PIN, which have been working flawlessly for over two years, suddenly stopped functioning. After receiving a code from Microsoft sent to my recovery email, I entered it only to encounter the same error mentioned in this forum thread’s title. By clicking ‘Skip,’ I could bypass the issue and access my account.”  Read More

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