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Paul wrote:

> you would think it would still be detected as a basic FIDO2 key.
> That's assuming the OS has a working subsystem for that.

Have tried a re-install of Win11 over-the-top, no difference.

Disabling EnPass allows the security key to work for setting-up and 
logging-in with passkeys in web browsers, though it's a bit clunky with 
several dialogues per sign-in, and occasional entering of PIN as well as 
my fingerprint.

Still no joy for signing-in to Windows itself.