sspr

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The SSPR tag on WindowsForum.com covers self-service password reset, a feature that allows users to reset their own passwords without help-desk intervention. Discussions focus on Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) SSPR, including upcoming policy changes such as the September 2026 requirement that recovery methods must be explicitly registered rather than inferred from directory contact data. Topics also include passwordless sign-in with Windows Hello and passkeys, which reduce reliance on traditional passwords while maintaining enterprise controls. Recurring themes include security improvements, user registration campaigns, and the operational impact on IT help desks. The tag is relevant for IT administrators managing Microsoft Entra ID tenants and Windows 11 deployments.
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    Entra ID SSPR From Sept 7, 2026: Recovery Methods Must Be Explicitly Registered

    Microsoft has told Entra ID customers that, starting September 7, 2026, self-service password reset will accept only explicitly registered authentication methods, after a July 6 registration campaign begins prompting affected users to add trusted methods in the Microsoft Entra experience. The...
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    Windows 11 Passwordless Sign-In: Passkeys with Windows Hello

    Microsoft’s latest push makes the long-promised “passwordless” future real for Windows 11 users by turning passkeys and Windows Hello into the default, secure way to sign into apps, websites, and corporate devices — removing passwords from the sign-in flow while preserving recoverability and...
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