When TouchID is enabled, login window doesn't show password box

Originator:kris
Number:rdar://31413753 Date Originated:4/3/2017
Status:Duplicate Resolved:
Product:macOS Product Version:10.12.4
Classification: Reproducible:Sometimes
 
Area:
Something not on this list

Summary:
When TouchID is enabled on a supported 13" MacBook Pro, and the device is connected to an external display, and the lid is closed, sometimes when waking the machine or exiting screensaver, There is no input field for the password until you start typing.

Steps to Reproduce:
- setup TouchID in initial setup
- sleep display or computer with external display attached and laptop lid closed
- wake
- attempt to click on username and/or icon, no password box
- Start typing password, password box shows up and is populated as I type.

Expected Results:
if the lid is closed, the password box should show up.

Actual Results:
password box does not show up.

I attempted to troubleshoot by removing my finger print and trying again. When I re-added my finger print I was able to see the password box. The only difference in situations is that I added this fingerprint while connected to an external display, the original was not.

Version:
10.12.4 (16E195)

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Comments

Duplicate of 29341450

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By kris at April 6, 2017, 4:07 p.m. (reply...)

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