We have all been very well aware thatSamsung and Microsoft have been doing a lot of work together, from integrating Microsoft services into Samsung’s services and products like in OneUI, where we now haveOffice, OneDrive, and other serviceswell combined, making for a seamless experience across the board. On the other hand, Microsoft has also integrated Samsung’s services into Windows, such as Phone Link, Xbox, and other services.
Both companies are trying to compete with Google and Apple to create a whole ecosystem. To strengthen the partnership, Samsung released its Samsung Pass on the Microsoft Store. If you need to know what this is, we’ll tell you that Samsung Pass is a password manager tool that helps to synchronise login information.
By providing support for users to use it even on Windows,Samsung Passhas support for iris authentication and biometric authentication, which allows you to log into your account on any website by holding your device in front of you. To enable fingerprint authentication to unlock your phone or open apps, check the settings and toggle to enable recognition for both options.
Samsung Pass has the following minimum requirements to work on Windows:
This is incorrect, computers that support their stated requirements:
Conditions for support Window 10 version 1903 or higher TPM (Trusted Platform Module) 2.0 or higher A PC that supports Window Hello
Still do not work with Samsung pass. Samsung is trying to lock you into their ecosystem and thus if you use any non-samsung devices, you lose access to all your passwords and authentication that is store in Pass.
Shortsighted, greedy, proprietary, and against industry norms.
I've met all the support requirements, including the correct TPM version, Windows Hello, etc. But it still doesn't work. This fact also completely ruins any sense of using Samsung Pass on my Galaxy S23.
