NullReferenceException: Plugin no longer working in Windows 11

[phlox]

Describe the bug

After upgrading to Windows 11, the plugin is no longer working.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Start KeePass 2
2. An error dialog is displayed "NullReferenceException ..."
3. Go to Tools > Options > WindowsHello
4. An error message is displayed "Windows Hello is disabled on your system. (...)" - which is not true.

Expected behavior

Working as it did in Windows 10

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Context

Please complete the following information:

Component	Version
Operating System	Windows 11 Pro 21H2
KeePass	2.49 (64 bit)
Plugin	3.2.0.0

Hardware info

• AMD Ryzen 9 5950x / Asus ROG Strix X570-E
• Used biometric sensors: Face detection

• TPM module info (Win+R => tpm.msc)

  Plugin settings

  • [x] Is persistent mode enabled ("Store keys in Windows Credential Manager" checked)

  KeePass settings and environment

  • [ ] Is secure desktop enabled

  • [ ] Is KeePass running under Administrator (in elevated process)

  • [ ] Was it right after hibernation

  • [x] Was KeePass minified or closed

  • Installed plugins (if any)

Additional context

Add any other context about the problem here.

[shuffle-c]

Hello, Can you please check if there is the key 'EnableLUA' in registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System? If it's absent, please try to add it with the value 1 (DWORD).

Best wishes, Sasha

[phlox]

Hi, that's weird, when i add this key, the key will be deleted after next reboot again: 1) after adding the key 2) after reboot However, before rebooting (while the key was present), the issue was fixed, i.e. WinHello plugin was working again.

Btw, in the meanwhile, I upgraded a second device (a Lenovo notebook) to Win 11 and there the WinHello plugin is working without any issues.

thanks for your help!

[shuffle-c]

@phlox, thank you for the update. We'll mitigate the absence of this flag in next release.

[sirAndros]

Merged in upcoming release