Signing in with a picture password
- Posted: Dec 16, 2011 at 3:16 PM
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Passwords can be complex and hard to remember. With picture passwords, it's easy to use and simple to remember how to sign in to your computer. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/12/16/signing-in-with-a-picture-password.aspx
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I like this feature as a gixmo and am pleased it is a part of the login process. That said the new pin feature is what gets me in 99% of the time as it is the fastest to execute.
What about password recovery ?
Will this feature support it ?
I assume it makes a copy of the image it use so you can move the image you chose to a different location without any problems.
I assume this feature will support mouse too.
If for some reason the picture password doesn't work, the touch display stopped responding to touch for example, can you switch to type a normal character password instead with a keyboard ?
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