I just did a custom restore, then hit cancel at the fingerprint enrolment on every boot until i had finished with system update.
I installed client security last, then finally enrolled my fingerprints. Now no matter which option i select in the control pannel it doesnt authenticate with fingerprint, it just uses the normal windows password prompt :s
Short of re-installing client security 8, anyone got any ideas?
Client Security 8 problem
Client Security 8 problem
6457-5KU (T61p) - Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 2.4GHz, 4GB RAM, 200GB HDD, 24x DVD, 15.4" WUXGA TFT, nVIDIA Quadro FX570M, Card Reader, Intel 4965AG, Windows Vista Ultimate
ok i removed client secuiry, still the same
i removed the fingerprint software and re-installed, still the same.
hmm what did i miss?
i removed the fingerprint software and re-installed, still the same.
hmm what did i miss?
6457-5KU (T61p) - Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 2.4GHz, 4GB RAM, 200GB HDD, 24x DVD, 15.4" WUXGA TFT, nVIDIA Quadro FX570M, Card Reader, Intel 4965AG, Windows Vista Ultimate
Re: Client Security 8 problem
I believe you need to be more specific than you are. What Control Panel where? What happens if at the normal windows prompt you swipe your finger? If you go to CSS what is enabled there? If you go to the Thinkvantage Fingerprint Software | Settings | System Settings | (tab) logon | what is checked?kam_ wrote:I just did a custom restore, then hit cancel at the fingerprint enrolment on every boot until i had finished with system update.
I installed client security last, then finally enrolled my fingerprints. Now no matter which option i select in the control pannel it doesnt authenticate with fingerprint, it just uses the normal windows password prompt :s
Short of re-installing client security 8, anyone got any ideas?
ThinkPad T60p T7600 4 GB RAM 320 GB 7200 RPM HD Vista Ultimate Service Pack 2 5.1 4.7 4.2 4.6 5.8-
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You need to mention the Operating System you're using, Windows Vista requires administrative privileges to open up hidden / blanked out settings.
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While i was waiting for an answer i did a windows update and that fixed it!
Very strange, i'm sure i didnt have to do it before.
In answer to your questions, i went through to fingerprint control panel either through client security (nothing greyed out) or directly and used elevate privaledges. Even when fingerprint logon was selected it wouldnt work.
If i swiped at the login prompt nothing happened.
But now it works
Very strange, i'm sure i didnt have to do it before.
In answer to your questions, i went through to fingerprint control panel either through client security (nothing greyed out) or directly and used elevate privaledges. Even when fingerprint logon was selected it wouldnt work.
If i swiped at the login prompt nothing happened.
But now it works
6457-5KU (T61p) - Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 2.4GHz, 4GB RAM, 200GB HDD, 24x DVD, 15.4" WUXGA TFT, nVIDIA Quadro FX570M, Card Reader, Intel 4965AG, Windows Vista Ultimate
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