I just reset my Windows 10 PC and attached to the domain and forgot that the Windows 10 Hello login features are off by default. Thankfully I wrote an article on this which still applies with the latest Windows 10 build 1909.
This will enable you to configure sign-in options for Windows Hello Face, Windows Hello Fingerprint, and Windows Hello PIN. Check it out.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the article but enabling the REG does not fix the face recognition on domain joined device for windows 10/11
This worked for a period of time. It’s really annoying that corporations disable this.