Portege R500 - I lose settings in the fingerprint software

Hello

I use the fingerprint software, but sometimes, I lost my settings and database password and user fingers are clear. I have to import a few tweaks and then works fine. I lost my settings for 2 or 3 times in the week!

You have an idea? Thank you

Have you tried updating the software of fingerprint?
To my knowledge, there is a newer version available
See European driver of Toshiba and download and update software.

One question; Do you use cleaning software? I mean software that remove the temporally files, form entries
This software could clean up and delete entries from your

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