On Windows 10+, importing discoverable (aka resident) SSH keys from FIDO2 devices and connecting using one requires the administrator privileges.
To start the app as administrator, follow these steps:
- Close Termius, if it's currently open.
- Right-click the Termius shortcut and choose 'Run as administrator'.
Note: Starting from Windows 10 1909 (18363 build number), Windows requires admin permissions or using Windows Hello for connecting to FIDO2 devices.
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I followed these steps on Windows 11, but I get this error when I try to Import a FIDO2 key
Same problem, using Termius version 7.59.2.
Tried on Windows 11 and Windows 10. Both computers fully updated, YubiKey and YubiKey Manager working.
I am unable to import keys too, running as admin user with UAC elevation. I am able to log-in to hosts with security key and generate keys.
Termius 7.59.7, Win11Pro, Yubikey 5C NFC (FIDO2 PIN configured)
Bump! This is still broken in Windows 11!!
This does not work on Windows 11. Even with admin privs, Termius just says it needs admin privs.