03-02-2023, 10:30 AM
Rob,
I just purchased a $6K DELL Precision Workstation and I was told by Dell that their motherboards are now using the TPM chip to run Windows 11 Pro. Therefore this system cannot access my Local Network of Synology NAS since it insists on requiring me to sign in to Microsoft with my account email and a 6 digit PIN #.
The recent release of 22H2 is what made everything change.
It has something to with Certificates that come from the MS Azure Active Directory. I've spent a week trying to get his resolved with Dell only to have them take the system back and send me a Win 10 version.
Anyway I wan wondering what you know about this, and whether Synology is going to offer help. I can still access the drives though a browser, but its stated as NOT being secure.
Read about it here: Mandatory Microsoft account sign-in
https://tinyurl.com/2n9knt2o
I just purchased a $6K DELL Precision Workstation and I was told by Dell that their motherboards are now using the TPM chip to run Windows 11 Pro. Therefore this system cannot access my Local Network of Synology NAS since it insists on requiring me to sign in to Microsoft with my account email and a 6 digit PIN #.
The recent release of 22H2 is what made everything change.
It has something to with Certificates that come from the MS Azure Active Directory. I've spent a week trying to get his resolved with Dell only to have them take the system back and send me a Win 10 version.
Anyway I wan wondering what you know about this, and whether Synology is going to offer help. I can still access the drives though a browser, but its stated as NOT being secure.
Read about it here: Mandatory Microsoft account sign-in
https://tinyurl.com/2n9knt2o