Tom Horsley wrote: > They finally got rid of the "you have to scroll the screen all the > way up from the bottom" to get out of the lock screen. > > Now it says click or hit any key. > > If you hit a key, it does get you out of the lock screen, but that > key also winds up being passed to the password entry field as the > first character of your password, so then you type your actual > password and get a login error :-). > > Stick to clicking. Or just type your password, which causes the lock screen to go away and the password input to be filled in. Having to manually do anything first is more of an annoyance to me. Having been subjected to some Windows 10 systems, the need to hit a key to get to the password dialog and then typing my password has caused me the opposite issue far more often. Muscle memory is different for everyone though. As Samuel mentioned, it's worked this way for quite a long time. The added text hint is the new(-ish) part. -- Todd
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