I enabled the bootup finger print option but it takes about three swipes to verify.
The previous two times give no response. Is there supposed to be lag of a few seconds before I can swipe?
finger print boot authentication lags?
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thinkweird
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finger print boot authentication lags?
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Re: finger print boot authentication lags?
Errr, yes.thinkweird wrote:I enabled the bootup finger print option but it takes about three swipes to verify.
The previous two times give no response. Is there supposed to be lag of a few seconds before I can swipe?
There is a prompt that tells you when it is OK to swipe your finger for biometric verification/authentication. This delay is, as you noted, no longer than 1 or 2 seconds.
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I met someone who looks a lot like you.
She does the things you do.
But she is an IBM.
/~o ---ELO from "Yours Truly 2059"
Yes but the prompt seems to lie. On my T43 it is often a good 3-5 seconds after the prompt appears, that it is really ready to go. Especially on bootup.
Perhaps it's recognizing the fingerprint immediately, but the system is so busy that it takes 5 seconds for the green checkmark to refresh on the screen. But to the user, it feels the same.
Perhaps it's recognizing the fingerprint immediately, but the system is so busy that it takes 5 seconds for the green checkmark to refresh on the screen. But to the user, it feels the same.
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davidspalding
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Sometimes my system misses the first swipe if I do it immediately following the prompt. I've just learned to be patient. Because I use the FPR for the power-on password and Windows logon, that first (or second) swipe is all that's needed to get to the Windows Desktop (eventually).
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