Just had the issue again this morning.
While mouse clicking and keyboard did not work, I was able to left-click-and-hold the mouse at the bottom part of the screen, then drag the screen up as if using a finger on a touch screen. I was docked to external keyboard, monitor, and mouse, so touch screen was not available to me. However, the dragging the lockscreen up did indeed work with the mouse for me.
While it's not ideal, and Microsoft needs to fix this issue, at least it is a workaround until it is fixed. Let us know how that works for you.
EDIT: I shut down the computer again. When I rebooted, the keyboard/mouse worked fine to get past the lock screen.
One thing I noticed, it works fine after a full shut-down. It fails about half the time on wake from hibernation. At least on my machine that's the way it is going. I'll do a search in Microsoft's feedback to see if this is reported. If not, I'll fill out a report for Microsoft and let them know. If it has been, I'll add what I know about it to the issue so they can get it fixed.
Last edited by rhapdog; 12-20-2015 at 08:08 AM.
12-20-2015 06:12 AM
