Above methdos are not working unfortunately. I googled a lot before opeining this post. Windows Components/Biometrics/ Allow domain users to log on using biometrics => Enabled (I think this is enabled by default, but being explicit makes GP management a lot easier.) This enables PIN sign-in which in turn will enable Hello, together with the other settings.) System/Logon/ Turn on convenience PIN sign-in => Enabled (This is the key. Note that in general all business computers should have TPM Windows Components/Windows Hello for Business/ Use a hardware security device => Enabled (if you want to use TPM instead of key or certificate based activation for Windows Hello).
Windows Components/Windows Hello For Business/ Use biometrics => Enabled Setup a new GPO or add to an existing the following settings to enable Windows Hello:Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates The Picture Password option still works and is available. This behavior does not exist on prior builds, including the 1511 update.
Try setting this registry key and reboot. After installing Windows 10 Professional (Pro) or Enterprise (Ent) the PIN and fingerprint sign-in options are unavailable (greyed out) and the buttons are disabled. If you wish to set it on a local machine:
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