
You will need to manually specify the correct store. Add-WindowsCapability -Online -Name OpenSSH.Server0.0.1.
Double click the cert and install it into the Local Machine's Trusted Root Certification Authorities store. The steps to install my packaged version are as follows: The procedure to enable or disable passwordless sign-in only in Windows 11 through Settings is as follows: Right-click on the Startbutton and select Settingsfrom the menu that pops up. However, one caveat is that I had to re-sign the package with a self signed cert since I do not have Yubico's original cert. I have managed to repackage the YubiKey for Windows Hello Windows Store application from my previous machine and am thus sharing it with all. It is more secure for sure, but security is always at odds with convenience and some users may feel that a passwordless YubiKey login is sufficient for their threat model, especially if they make sure to carry around the YubiKey at all times. The current tool Yubico Login for Windows allows the user to use the YubiKey as a 2nd factor but still requires a password to be typed in.
However, that application has since been retired and there is no current method to perform a password login for a local account.
Yubico used to publish a Windows Store application YubiKey for Windows Hello that allowed local non-domain joined accounts to login to Windows simply by inserting the YubiKey.