Google backup asking for Screen Lock PIN, but only had fingerprints and knock code - LG G8 Questions & Answers

Long story short, I had a fingerprint setup as my primary screen lock, with a knock code as my secondary screen lock.
I performed a google backup, then reset my phone. Now I am trying to restore my backup and it's asking me to confirm my old screen lock PIN.
Problem is, I never set a PIN. I set a fingerprint and a knock code.
Any ideas?

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2437946
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