Windows 7 & MS keyboard with fingerprint reader

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• Microsoft keyboard with fingerprint reader

  I replaced my old book of WinVista (now deceased) with a new Win7 laptop running.  Attached to it, is a Microsoft Keyboard with fingerprint reader.

  This keyboard / worked beautifully with WinXP Pro and WinVista Ultimate fingerprint reader.  The keyboard even works with Win7; However, no amout of effort don't give me the once fingerprint reader feature more.

  DigitalPersona said talking with Microsoft ~ Microsoft says that it is on their site. However, when I go to the web page of keyboard with fingerprint reader, it offers only WinXP and WinVista... of solutions that don't work with Win7.

  Wise words of wisdom are also well used & popular with gratitude ~ thanks!

  Ray White
  Semper Fi!

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  I replaced my old book of WinVista (now deceased) with a new Win7 laptop running.  Attached to it, is a Microsoft Keyboard with fingerprint reader.

  This keyboard / worked beautifully with WinXP Pro and WinVista Ultimate fingerprint reader.  The keyboard even works with Win7; However, no amout of effort don't give me the once fingerprint reader feature more.

  DigitalPersona said talking with Microsoft ~ Microsoft says that it is on their site. However, when I go to the web page of keyboard with fingerprint reader, it offers only WinXP and WinVista... of solutions that don't work with Win7.

  Wise words of wisdom are also well used & popular with gratitude ~ thanks!

  Ray White
  Semper Fi!

  If there is no Win 7 drivers for the MS fingerprint reader or the manufacturer of the drive then Win 7 will not be able to use this feature.
   
   

• Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader 114Key keyboard

  Anyone know if Microsoft Keyboard with fingerprint reader works with windows 7.  Microsoft will make windows 7 drivers available for this product.

  Anyone know if Microsoft Keyboard with fingerprint reader works with windows 7.  Microsoft will make windows 7 drivers available for this product.

  It does look like it, which is a real shame.  You would think they would at least be port their own material in their own operating systems.

  The keyboard still works, but the fingerprint reader becomes heavy.
  I have 3 computers in my household - 2 of them have this keyboard, and the stand-alone MS fingerprint reader.  All useless with Windows 7.
  I liked these fingerprint readers and am desperately looking for a replacement.  In my humble OPINION, they allow a new level of security, because you're not tempted to use the same user name and/or password on all websites and not tempted to use weak passwords that are easy to remember.
  Just got 3 Solo Eikon fingerprint readers yesterday, but continues to play with them.  It looks promising, however.

• recovery of preloaded HP Client Security Suite for 455 G1 laptop with fingerprint reader

  have a HP ProBook 455 G1 with fingerprint reader. Due to him having to replace the failed hard drive on the laptop, I had to use the support of recovery to re - install Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on the computer as well as all the drivers and other software that has been included on the recovery disks. However, I was not able to get the version of the HP Client Security software that is listed on the support page and downloads to install correctly. I was wondering if there was a link or a way to find another copy of the original version of HP Client Security that came pre-installed on the system. For more information, the number of product for my laptop is F2R65UT. Any help or assistance that can be granted on this issue would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Blades4119

  It is a follow-up to the above post about the G1 455 ProBook with fingerprint reader. Whenever I try to install the security software, it keeps giving me an error code (error code 101). This code requires the installer to roll back and does not allow the software to install. I don't know if this helps much to find a solution to the issue. Any help you can give me on this matter is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Blades4119

• I have updated and now when I try to log on to Web sites with fingerprint reader, I get "Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the Protocol (dpql) is not associated with any program."

  I have updated and now when I try to log on to Web sites with fingerprint reader, I get "Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the Protocol (dpql) is not associated with any program."

  What is the Digital Persona fingerprint scanner? If it's that they have abandoned, for more details, see https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/799388

• Cannot encrypt files with fingerprint reader

  I just bought a Toshiba E105-s1602 and I can't find a way to encrypt files and folders with fingerprint reader.
  I use it to connect to the computer and in the instructions it says just right click on the file and there should be something that says encrypt or something similar, but I have no option to do with encryption.

  Does anyone know how to use it, I do something wrong?

  Thank you

  AFAIK this option depends on software pre-installed. I'm not 100% sure, but Toshiba offers two different applications for this application.
  If this option is not available then this option is not available with pre-installed application.

• 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

• Connection of a flex application with fingerprint reader

  Can someone help me to connect a flex application in fingerprint reader?

  Finally, I did work... those who need to know more, contact me at [email protected]

• HP Envy M6 1125dx running Windows 8.1 and my fingerprint reader/single pass does not work

  Hello

  I'm not able to use my finger print reader/single pass, now that I've downloaded windows 8.1

  Read a few other questions and difficulties people exercise but were not able to always operate.

  I have a HP Envy M6 1125dx

  00179 60246-20486-AA0EM

  64-bit Intel Core i5

  Running Windows 8.1

  Thank you

  Hi Ricksd,

  Welcome to the HP Forum.

  If you still have an old driver Validity Sensor in your system, you may need to upgrade to one that supports 8.1:

  sp58869 validity sensor V4.4.234.0 Win8

  If you still use an older version of the HP SimplePass software, you may need to upgrade the program.

  If you have recently upgraded to 8.1 Windows, make sure that all of your Windows updates are up-to-date.

  If everything is already at the level of the correct version, then you can get away with just reset the drivers:

  • Close all your programs and shut down your computer
  • Unplug everything (little unifying for the keyboard / mouse external can stay)
  • Perform the Hard Reset for your laptop
  • Start the computer and connect

  If the Hard Reset does not help,

  so check out this guide for advice on how to relax program in order:

  Simple Instructions for upgrade HP SimplePass

  Click on the thumbs-up Bravo !

  It's a nice way of saying 'Thank you' for help.

  While I strive to reflect best practices of HP, I do not work for HP.

  Dragon Tip: Export your SimplePass Webcards!

• Problem of Windows vs Mac OS with socket read/write and LabView

  Hello
  
  I inherited, multithreaded code, with a singleton that communicates with LabView via few ports/sockets. I don't know (but don't think) mention it in this case multithreading issues, but in case you think there could be a problem. All communications to the LabView through LabView class (instance) singleton.
  
  When we run the code on the same box of MS Windows XP as the LabView so, it works properly; This means that LabView receives orders and the java receives the results. When we run it on a Windows XP box in another room with another subnet it works fine as well. When we run a Mac OS in the same room/network reader.ready () is not true in the time-out period. (see the line of reader.ready () in the original code).
  
  Does anyone know why it would work for Windows but not Mac OS?
  
  A current "guess" what is bad on my part, is that code below (taken out of context, otherwise the position would be really long) needs of some rethinking. Any help/comments/advice on how it is encoded is greatly appreciated.
  
  Here are the existing code.
  

  // some declarations.
      long t0, t1;
      long waittime = 5000;
      BufferedReader reader;
  
      public synchronized void connectCommPort() {
          if (commportconnected != true) {
              try {
                  sock = new Socket();
                  InetSocketAddress endpoint = new InetSocketAddress(IPaddress, commPort);
                  sock.connect(endpoint, 4000); // try to connect with a timeout of 4 seconds.
                  reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(sock.getInputStream()));
                  writer = new PrintWriter(sock.getOutputStream());
                  System.out.println("mec: LabV: SUCCESS - network connection to Labview command port succeeded");
                  commportconnected = true;
                  errorstatus = false;
  
              } catch (IOException ex) {
                  logwriter("LabV: WARNING - network connection to Labview command port failed."+ex.toString());
                  System.out.println("mec: LabV: WARNING - network connection to Labview command port failed."+ex.toString());
                  commportconnected = false;
                  errorstatus = true;
              }
          }
      }
  
  
      public synchronized float readpot(int potnumber) {
  
          String smotor = Integer.toString(potnumber);
  
          if (potnumber >= 0 && potnumber <= 5) {
              String message = "pot " + smotor;
  
              connectCommPort();
  
              if (commportconnected) {
                  try {
                      writer.print(message + "\r\n");
                      writer.flush();
                      logwriter("LabV: [sent] " + message);
                      potvalue = potlistener();
                  } catch (Exception ex) {
                      System.out.println("mec: Exception while sending command "+ex.getLocalizedMessage());
                  }
                  disconnectCommPort();
              }
          } else {
              if (potnumber == 7 || potnumber == 6) {
                  potvalue = 5.f;
                  logwriter("Faked pot reading for potnumber " + potnumber);
              } else {
                  logwriter("WARNING: " + potnumber + " is not a valid pot number (must be 0 to 6)");
              }
          }
          return potvalue;
      }
  
      public synchronized float potlistener() {
  
          String message = null;
          t0 = System.currentTimeMillis();
          t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
          boolean donereading = false;
          while ((t1 - t0) < (waittime) & donereading != true) {
              t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
              try {
  
                  while (reader.ready()) {
                      message = reader.readLine();
                      logwriter("LabV: [received] " + message);
                      if (message.contains(".")) {
                          potvalue = Float.parseFloat(message);
                      }
                      donereading = true;
                  }  // close reader-ready-while
              } catch (Exception ex) {
                  System.err.println("Exeption in potlistener() "+ex.getLocalizedMessage());
              }
          } // close timeout while loop
  
          return potvalue;
      }

  In particular, I have readLine() in a loop where I catch the exception if it is not read and just keep trying? What is the "best way" to do?
  
  Here's what I thought, something like:

          while ( ((t1 - t0) < waittime) && !donereading ) {
              t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
              try {
                  message = reader.readLine();
                  logwriter("LabV: [received] " + message);
                  if (message.contains(".")) {
                      potvalue = Float.parseFloat(message);
                      donereading = true;
                  }
              } catch (Exception ex) {
                  System.err.println("Exeption in potlistener() "+ex.getLocalizedMessage());
              }
          } // close timeout while loop

  (a) No, but I would look into the configuration of the network itself rather than the Java code.

  (b) the correct way to enforce a timeout of read is through Socket.setSoTimeout ().

• Need driver for Windows 7 device and software Instalation for Microsoft Keyboard with Finger Print Reader

  Hello, I bought a MS Keyboard with Finger Print Reader (product ID: 75913-545-1980296-00611) recently of a *. May Hae product on a shelf for some time. I have Windows 7 on my PC and the instalation software says it's incompatible. Have you folks instalation software compatible for your product? E-mail address is removed from the privacy * I am a technician certified a +. If you could direct me to the right site with the appropriate software, or email it to me, I would appreciate it. Thanks for any help you can give. Sincerely, Frank Nunally

  Hello, I bought a MS Keyboard with Finger Print Reader (product ID: 75913-545-1980296-00611) recently of a *. May Hae product on a shelf for some time. I have Windows 7 on my PC and the instalation software says it's incompatible. Have you folks instalation software compatible for your product? E-mail address is removed from the privacy * I am a technician certified a +. If you could direct me to the right site with the appropriate software, or email it to me, I would appreciate it. Thanks for any help you can give. Sincerely, Frank Nunally

  This is a forum for peer-to-peer and this product is not compatible with Windows 7 - so - don't.  Microsoft is not what you need.  Should have read the list of compatibility (operating systems) probably printed on the box.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/Windows-7-Ms-keyboard-with-fingerprint-reader/43918b4b-7368-4569-aa13-b7337192f3f4

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-hardware/Microsoft-keyboard-with-fingerprint-reader/5e9fcad4-20e1-4440-a4ae-47b1fb47798c

  But be sure to check here:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/support

• Logon with fingerprints does not work after update of Windows 10 1511 threshold 2

  Connect to Windows with Windows 10 digital fingerprints and native integration of fingerprint worked well after a new install of Windows 10.

  However, yesterday I received the update of Windows 10 threshold 2 aka 1511 update. After this update, I can't connect with my fingerprint more. Removal of fingerprints and re-learning of the fingerprints with Windows Hello do not help. I tried different fingers and made very prudent recognition. But even when the windows screen lock and trying to connect with fingerprint reader doesn't fail. Windows says it's the footprint of evil and after 3 attempts, I need to enter the PIN to login.

  How can I reactivate fingerprint logon?

  Driver: 4.5.317.0 (PS Synaptics sensors), signed by Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility

  The problem was resolved when a new driver has been installed by running the tool "System Update" on my Thinkpad Lenovo. The driver is installed by the tool is "Common validity of fingerprint driver 4.5.503" (the Watch Windows Device Manager driver Synaptics FP sensors 4.5.503)

• Windows 7 64 bit drivers for the USB200 BioTouch fingerprint reader

  Anyone know where I can get drivers 64-bit Windows 7 for USB200 BioTouch Fingerprint Reader?
  Thank you.

  Hello

  I suggest you get in touch with the hardware manufacturer to obtain drivers for the USB200 BioTouch fingerprint reader.

• T400 with Intel X4500HD graphics driver problem, also of fingerprint fingerprint reader driver

  Device Manager says:

  This device cannot start (code.10)

  To use standard VGA, although I downloaded article "Intel 4500MHD (Intel GM45 Express Chip)" to "Windows Vista (32 bit)" whitch I have file 7xd549ww.exe and installed! PCdoctor did the same thing - still nothing.

  What should I do to solve the problem?

  PS! The same is with fingerprint reader...

  Solved my problem of video - I've not read the installation manual.

  (After installing the package

  Specify SETUP.EXE with the full path name where you extracted the package     in the step 2, and click OK.     Example: C:\DRIVERS\WIN\DISPLAY\SETUP.EXE
  

  )

  Thanks, SURIYA

• Can I put the Satellite P100-240 with internal fingerprint reader

  I have a Satellite P100-240.
  Although he did not come equipped with material to print finger scanning, it has clogged the hole in the box where he would go.
  So I wonder, can I get the hardware scanning separately and adapt it to the laptop?

  I don't see any option for the material to be sold separately on the Tosh site and I'm not even sure who makes the hardware for them so I can source it independently.

  Can we offer here advice or information on this operation?

  Hello

  You are right. Some P100 units support the fingerprint, and some units have been delivered without this feature.
  As I m not wrong not these fingerprints can be upgraded

  But to be 100% sure you should ask the local ASP (authorized service provider) for details.
  But in my opinion you can not put the laptop with fingerprint reader.

  Good bye