SLOW STARTUP OF FINGERPRINTS READER X220T

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• Win 7 slow start - connection with fingerprint reader

  Hello

  I have a T400s (2.4 GHz and 4 GB) with an Intel SSD and WIn 7 RTM with the last drivers beta of Lenovo.

  I have the fingerprint reader enabled for the connection and my startup time of 35 seconds is now shared almost half in the connection of fingerprints and the other half in the rest of the startup procedure.

  Or (the finger) described another way if the machine is turned off and I slide my finger to start the machine, it takes about 17 seconds before the fast logon is indicated.

  Then the machine says 'pending' for 15-20 seconds during which my personal connection icon is flashing by until it ends the connection and almost immediately displays the desktop.

  I am surprised by the very slow connection with my finger already slipped. It would be much faster to turn off fingerprint reader and connect using a password. Someone had this problem and knows how to fix?

  Other problems with the boot, I found (and fixed) is the use of a solid as the Windows background color which, for some reason, costs about 15 seconds at boot time! I also had to reflash the firmware of my SSD to win 10 extra seconds at the beginning of the startup procedure.

  Carpet

  Hello again,

  Sometimes I had to wait several seconds after sliding my finger, to the process of connection of kick. I checked the event viewer on my thinkpad T400 and found the security processes that are at work when loggin. I have excluded them from protection against viruses (Microsoft Security Essentials) and restarted the computer. When the logon screen appeared, I spent my finger and boom, the connection process began immediately.

  Excluded processes are:

  C:\Windows\System32\LogonUI.exe

  C:\Windows\System32\winlogon.exe

  JES

• T500 fingerprint reader does not load at startup (blue screen)

  I have 2081CTO T500. Provided natively with Vista Home, but I reinstalled with XP Pro SP3. All the latest updates are installed both drivers and windows (as of March 12, 2010).

  I've had this laptop for about a year and the fingerprint reader to work properly. A few months ago it stops working for some reason any and I stoppped using it. I finally had time to reinstall the whole windows and installed. It worked well for about a day, but today I was using my computer and it suddenly froze unanswered. I turned off and when I walk back, the fingerprint sensor would not load and a blue screen came up with an error that a failure to boot and windows kept just restart at this stage and display the same message. I password protected journal and had loaded all ten fingers to use during the connection (not the Welcome screen).

  I tried power cycling, did not work. Subsequently had to connect via safe mode, disable the fingerprint sensor to connect and then reboot in normal mode to be able to connect without the Blue error screen. I tried updating the BIOS, did not work. Reinstalled the sensor of fingerprint, again the same problem. I also reset the fingerprint sensor in the BIOS and reinstalled the software, but still the same problem. Basically now I use the home screen and in this way, that I don't get the Blue error screen. It just continues to show as if the sensor is train load, never happens, so I just put a password and enter. I remember that some months ago, when I had a problem, it was similar. It worked fine, but when I turned off the Welcome screen, I suddenly had a problem with the sensor that was not resolved until I reinstalled windows. Now that I think of it, it could be the same disabling the Welcome screen things screwed up again.

  Could someone please explain what is happening? Why are there so many problems without the windows welcome screen? I know that the sensor works very well because when I am trying to scan my fingers or even connect to Thinkpad security systems, it works fine. It's just windows connect you that is screwed. I can't go back again to work at least with the Welcome screen. I'd appreciate any help.

  After a few bars, I isolated the problem to the personal firewall. I changed the settings and fingerprint reader worked very well. I hope this will help someone in the future.

• ProBook 4540S: 4540S HP cannot access fingerprint reader to login after upgrade windows 10

  Updated for Windows7 professional relatively smoothly. During the upgrade to Windows 10 required an uninstall of the HP tools protect and all files related; I guess it was the program by using the fingerprint reader when I first bought the lap top

  The BIOS is configured to allow the biometric device. Device Manager displays the "Validity Sensor" and is the latest version of the driver 4.5.133.0. Made the change of the parameter of gpedit.msc and went to the Admin tab to allow the use of biometric devices and sign in using biometric devices. I even went to the settings of power and unchecked the biometric cutting attribute as an energy saving

  Under the windows settings 10 for accounts under sign on options, there is no attribute for the biometric recognition and/or face. I added a PIN in the hope that it would seem, but nothing. Windows "Hello" is none existing

  Any help or suggestions appreciated

  Well well after having spend hours with tech support windows, they were able to verify that the pilot of validity that HP hs will not work with windows

  Forums search has found a link to the Lenovo for an updated driver for the device for detection of validity... It is packaged as a Synaptics driver http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds103635

  BTW - Synaptics now has Validity Sensor

  Uninstall all HP drivers in Device Manager

  The FP reader will show eventually as a unklnown device

  Install the pack driver Lenovo Windows 10... computer startup be and the the devive will re - show with the updated driver

  What d you know, now Windows Hello appears in the folder accounts, and you can use your fingerprint reader

  Shame, that we must go to another source instead of HP update their list of drivers

• HP ENVY 17 Notebook PC TS: Fingerprint Reader driver issues

  Before I upgraded to WIndows 10 my fingerprint reader work properly.  I used it to connect to the laptop.  After the 10 Windows, upgrade and update of my first Norton 360 to a compatible version of windows 10 I got an error in for the fingerprint reader device manager.  I uninstalled the driver (Device Manager said that the registry entries have been corrupted).  After four hours of trying to find the right driver on the HP site, I was able to install validity sensor Driver version 4.4.232.0 dated dated 18/08/12, which recognizes the device.  However, it now under the tab ' events/information"error message:"USB\VID_138A & PID_0050\2012482178ab device still requires the installation."

  The fingerprint reader is completely ineffective: no lights at startup.

  I'd appreciate any help anyone could offer to solve this problem.  The fingerprint reader is a nice feature.

  Thank you

  Bill

  Hello @Bill38,

  Thanks for the quick response!

  Have you tried to find the drivers for you fingerprint reader, using the link above?  You can also use Windows Updateto search for the drivers that are compatible with Windows 10.

  If you have problems to install the drivers, you can use the tool on the following site:

  Open the Windows Update troubleshooting tool

  Please consult the following document as well and let me know if this can help:

  HP Notebook PC - a (Windows 8) fingerprint reader troubleshooting

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards!

• Fingerprinter reader driver is not installed

  I have a TravelMate TM8571-733G25Mn laptop with a FingerPrinter reader. I tried to install the driver for this device without success?

  Hello

  ·        What happens when you try to install the driver?

  ·        You receive an error message or code?

  ·        Who is the manufacturer of the system?

  ·        The place where you are trying to install the driver?

  ·        What operating system is installed on your computer?

  Put the computer in a clean boot, and then try to install the driver for the fingerprint reader.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: follow step 7 to set the computer to a normal startup.

  Post back with the required information so that we can help you further.

• Fingerprint reader not working after update

  I have updated to iOS 10 and now my fingerprint reader will not work. I have a 5 s.

  You may need to setup it upward > ID use touch on iPhone and iPad - Apple Support

• Update worm 30 does not my HP SimplePass (password fingerprint reader) to Invoke

  Aargh... Just discovered another problem with this worm update. 30 my SimplePass (HP program, not an Add on Firefox) does not work. When I go to a site that requires a password, SimplePass opens and asks me to drag my fingerprint reader... I'd really like to get this working again... It still works on Internet Explorer...

  I'd appreciate any help, thank YOU!

  Firefox 30 switched many plugins "Always turned on" to "ask to activate. This change was to require your permission to untrusted sites to use plugins. However, some plugins like HP SimplePass affect the user interface, so that they do not work well with this setting. Here's how to switch back:

  Open the page modules using either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Look for the plugin SimplePass and change to ' activate ' "always enable".

  It may not take effect immediately in the current window, but should work in a new window, or after you exit and then restart Firefox.

  Does it work?

• In Firefox fingerprint reader

  Looking to turn my on my HP laptop fingerprint reader. This is confirmed working correctly in normal applications, and when you use IE. I'm moving and it is one of the last points with which I struggle.

  Y at - it a required plugin? It's just being blocked by FF?

  When I get to a Web site that requires a log that I put in place, I see the app HP symbol in the corner of the screen properly, however, sliding my finger does not have the information. The system then processes my shot as a new Web site.

  I confirmed several website addresses to be correct, and it seems they are being recognized, but nothing happens.

  Until someone simply recommends using a master password, this is not allowed by our IT Department.

  Thank you

  MonkeyTime Hello, unfortunately we cannot provide support for third party products which hang in the browser - you will probably get a better response and more guidance when you contact hp support. they are also the only ones who can fix bugs or make necessary adjustments in the addon to fingerprints. Thank you...

• Pavilion dv7 6051ea: how to get the fingerprint reader works on Windows 10

  Just upgraded to Windows 7 Pro for Windows 10 Pro. The fingerprintreader has stopped working. I find the possibility to set up, but the installation is grayed out as long as no driver available. Can't find one on any forum support? Anyone else having this problem and sorted it please?

  On August 11. I've been running Windows 10 updates on a daily basis since the upgrade and now after a reboot of the fingerprint reader has started working? and remembered my impression as well. I guess that Microsoft dropped in a fix for this (which works for me) then maybe something to try?

• Windows 7 RTM fingerprint reader and webcam for TX2 driver status

  I read somewhere on the site of HP windows 7 drivers for this TX2 - 1027CA won't be available until October 2009. Still I use it now, and the main system works well. There is a problem in the fingerprint reader and perhaps the webcam for me at this point. Until that HP provides drivers updated, I was wondering if there may be versions beta drivers for the TX2 I could try. I am ready to continue using windows 7, but I would try to install the drivers updated as soon as possible. Maybe it's two months away and one month after the availability of the operating system for MSDN subscribers (several companies and developers). I guess this list of reading, some other people who have found what is and is not possible on the TX2 today under 7. Could you give us a brief run down on what drivers are working or not working do not? Fingerprint reader and webcam are of great interest for beginners. My goal is to run what can work.

  The WebCam driver installation is not necessary. You can use the MediaSmart WebCam software to test

  Link: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp43501-44000/sp43591.exe

  Driver fingerprint (beta):

  32-bit: http://win7beta.authentec.com/W7Wbf32.exe

  64-bit: http://win7beta.authentec.com/W7Wbf64.exe

• Re: Tecra Z40, Win 8.1 - malfunction of the fingerprint reader

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM:

  My Tecra Z40 arrived with Win 8.1.
  From the beginning I couldn't use the fingerprint utility.
  When you access the utility won't happen for a while and then the error: "Could not connect to the fingerprint reader" has finally popped up.

  I could also not use the actual construction of fingerprints 8.1 Win (error: this device has biometric devices is not suitable). (PS mind that this built in function is now integrated into the subway and no device biometric parameters are not now present in the control panel to 8.1 win!)

  The problem has persisted despite the last fingerprint utility (which comes with the drivers) have been installed to win 8.1. 64-bit directly from the website of TOSHIBA and despite that a biometric device was still present in the Task Manager ("this device is working properly").

  SOLUTION:

  After literally weeks of research (including getting help from the shop and service Toshiba), I could finally solve the problem.

  I uninstalled the driver and the reader of fingerprints from the Device Manager (then only fingerprint reader drivers really disappear).
  Then I cleaned the registry (I used CC cleaner software) (or install new wasn't a reason any).

  Finally, I installed a Fingerprint Utility equivalent and the driver for Tecra Z50 (fp - sw - 20140605164020.zip) (which I expect to be using the exact same sensor)... and since then everything works fine.

  I can now access the utility of fingerprinting and fingerprint log on in Windows.

  SUGGESTION OF CORRECTIVE MEASURES:

  It seems the driver on Toshiba support website (I think for me it was the Poles) for my exact machine (made by TOSHIBA - detector.exe) is incorrect.
  To make matters worse the driver does not communicate useful information on his miss - fit in the Task Manager! If I had to recalculate, in money, as long as I have and a whole lot of support persons had spent on it, there really meaning to improve this list of drivers!

  (PS: one of the files in the same directory online regpatch has a virus (VIRUS A Yes) it has been recognized by Antivir!) -Toshiba, you can communicate with someone responsible for the Polish support site!)

  OUTSTANDING ISSUES:

  No fingerprints, login is possible in Mozilla or Internet Explorer despite the appropriate plugins have been installed as well as the utility of fingerprints, where the web password option has been activated. (no suggestion seems to appear to reach the service fingerprints for the sites that require passwords, maybe that your service gets blocked by popup blocking browser protection?).

  I'm really looking forward to this feature.
  Make sure that the plugins work correctly with the latest browsers.

  Greetings

  Hey thanks for this interesting thread and a detailed description.

• Satellite X 200-21dts: fingerprint reader problem

  Hello world

  I was hoping that you can help me solve my problem. Today I bought the new Satellite X 200 - 21dts, the registration of the user in Protector suite QL I get the message * ERROR of DIGITAL fingerprint SOFTWARE * ' an internal error has occurred (pt: tfmerr-1001). "
  Updated all drivers, resettled, but nothing helps. So, anyone know how to solve this problem, or maybe it's the hardware problem?
  Thank you

  My Tecra have same fingerprint reader and occurred error tfmerr-1081 about 6 months ago. someone help me please.

• Satellite Pro S500-10F: how to disable the fingerprint reader

  We just purchased a portable Satellite Pro S500-10 which has the fingerprint reader. Does anyone know how we can disable this facility of the laptop, we do not remove program only disable the installation.

  Thank you

  You can disable it in Device Manager. If it's not ideal, I guess you could send the laptop to an ASP to have the fingerprint reader physically disconnected.

• Satellite Pro S300 and AES1610 fingerprint reader

  To the right,.

  I have a laptop Toshiba Pro S300 with AES1610 fingerprint reader.
  Whenever I start windows and was produced for more than a week now it appears constantly wanting to install an update for AES1610, when you select ok to complete the installation of software, he finally opens the Truesuite Access software and wants to repair to change or remove.
  Please can someone help me solve this problem.

  Fingerprint sensor and truesuite software is always fully operational as well.

  Hello

  I had this happen with Vista, it seems Vista tries to install the new drivers from the Windows Update site.

  WARNING: This could remove your fingerprints and passwords registered in the utility so in this case you will need to add them, make sure you know your windows password as well to get back in.

  What I did from memory.

  1) go through the installation program and click Finish.
  2) go to start - Control Panel - programs and features
  (3) find the entry of TrueSuite Access Manager and uninstall this program
  (4) restart the machine.

  Then...

  1) go to start - Control Panel - Device Manager
  (2) find the entry for personal identification devices and expand it to see the AuthenTec Inc. entry, right click and go to the update driver software and use search automatically. This should find the most recent version that Windows wants to install on the site to update, follow the wizard and we hope that it will be the end of it.

  I think that what is happening is update is installing a more recent version of Windows, but as the old version is still on the machine, its installation program detects the driver or the program has changed and it is then re - install the old version, if you get stuck in a loop.

  Hope that helps.

  Concerning

  Phil