If the login exists, and it is correct, and you still receive the error, continue with the following sections in this article.Verify that you are spelling the domain and login name correctly and that you are using the following format:.Your network administrator may have removed the Windows login for specific reasons, and you may not be able to grant that login access Verify that the Windows login still exists in the domain.The issue is quite similar to the ' Standard hardware security not supported' issue, which keeps coming back.Have you checked the other possible reasons for this issue? Affected users can confirm this by running 'tpm.msc' or under 'Security devices' inside Device Manager. Users have also noticed a related bug where the Windows Security app would say 'There is no TPM available' under the Security processor details even though TPM 2.0 is present and enabled. Something that Microsoft has already confirmed though is the Local Security Authority (LSA) bug, where a recent buggy Defender update would lead to a false message showing LSA is turned off, even when it is enabled and functional. Some user reports indicate a slowdown in NVMe SSD speeds, although Microsoft has yet to confirm such an issue.

The latest one is no exception as there may be multiple bugs at play. However, as is often the case, they can be buggy. The update, as usual, brought in security fixes in Windows 10, and on Windows 11, it also introduced the Moment 2 feature update, alongside security fixes. Since this week was the second Tuesday, Microsoft released its Patch Tuesday update.

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