HP Elitebook 850 G1: Weird preliminary login screen appeared

Hello out there!

I have 2 questions (perhaps related):

#1) probably by the fault of myself, a new preliminary login screen annoying has been activated (see photo below - the screen is white with the blue HP logo at the top on the right and on the left connection options). I would like to remove this screen; I restarted my computer several times and I can't shake it.

(#2) this preliminary screen offers two options for connection (password and fingerprints) and even if I deleted the biometrics of the laptop (I think successfully), this screen still allows me to connect with my fingerprint... AND a picture of my black and white fingerprint appears in the center of the screen, as it is checked.

I really want to eliminate this preliminary form and return with just the single Windows login screen.

Is there someone out there who can offer advice? I would be very happy. Thank you!!!   Jenny

Hello

Thanks for posting in the HP Support forum. Welcome!

This screen is called authentication of pre-launch - its purpose is to provide additional security before loading your operating system. It usually comes with the encryption drive, but not necessary.

Disk encryption is a technology that protects information by converting it to an unreadable code that cannot easily be deciphered by unauthorized persons. Encryption of disk uses software encryption of disk or hardware to encrypt every bit of data that are placed on a disk or a disk volume (Soruce: WikiPedia). Disk/Disk encryption can protection your information if your computer is stolen or if a person not authorized are nearby and want to read your data.

All part of the software for computers in business manager called HP customer and/or HP Drive Encryption (both free) security.

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