fingerprint enrolling permanent memory
Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 6:21 pm
Hi
I have a recently purchased 15" T61 (6466 5WG) with 2gb ram, running XP and everything is fully updated.
I am unable to use the fingerprint power on facility. When enrolling fingerprints it says there is not enough permanent memory, code -1009. My fingerprints are saved and can be used as windows logins, but not for power-on. Incidentally there are 21 empty fingerprint power-on slots reported.
it had a clean install from the R & R partition. I tried to wipe the f'print memory in the bios... & upgraded the bios, but it made no difference...
i first wondered if the f'print memory was corrupt... but that would suggest the bios would be too... unless it is a separate chip. Otherwise it seems likely that it is clogged up with previous fingerprints from other accounts & i can't clear it...
If this is the problem would the hardware maintenance diskette help with clearing the old ones from the fingerprint permanent memory chip (which is called … anyone?)
And which utility would do it?
Thanks loads for your attention
ellis
I have a recently purchased 15" T61 (6466 5WG) with 2gb ram, running XP and everything is fully updated.
I am unable to use the fingerprint power on facility. When enrolling fingerprints it says there is not enough permanent memory, code -1009. My fingerprints are saved and can be used as windows logins, but not for power-on. Incidentally there are 21 empty fingerprint power-on slots reported.
it had a clean install from the R & R partition. I tried to wipe the f'print memory in the bios... & upgraded the bios, but it made no difference...
i first wondered if the f'print memory was corrupt... but that would suggest the bios would be too... unless it is a separate chip. Otherwise it seems likely that it is clogged up with previous fingerprints from other accounts & i can't clear it...
If this is the problem would the hardware maintenance diskette help with clearing the old ones from the fingerprint permanent memory chip (which is called … anyone?)
And which utility would do it?
Thanks loads for your attention
ellis