Fingerprint and Windows Logon

How can I use the Lenovo Fingerprint Software AND the Windows Logon with keyboard?
The Fingerprint-Software works very well, but my colleague would have both options.
When I want to use the keyboard for logon, there is a error message that requires the fingerprint logon.
How can I configure this system with both logon-options???

Well, it was working great, but now that I've let it sit in the bag with only the battery connected for about 10 hours, it's back to the same behavior.
The reader on my T500 was perfect. Not sure what's going on here, but this issue makes it unusable with the 3 try limit in the BIOS.

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I have just purchased two T61p's (by accident without the fingerprint reader). From a previous T60p I know that I could configure a poweron password (using the fingerprint) and when that was accepted the system would boot up and log my right into Windows since I was already authenticated.
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it may not be the one you expected or like to hear. but i think its the easiest and best possible solution on this.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c02518653
Good Luck !!!
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W540 fingerprint reader wont start during windows logon

Greetings to all fellow thinkpad owners,
As the title indicates, i have an issue with my w540's fingerprint function.
My laptop is relatively new ~2 weeks old and as i am on vacation i boot it every 2-3 days just to mess with it.
few days ago i noticed that the fingerprint wont always start in the first boot and wont work in windows log on, however it will work if i lock/sleep the laptop.
some times it would work some other times it wouldnt. now i tried re-installing the driver and now FP doesnt appear at all in the logon.
i also noticed that the fingerprint software made the laptop a bit slower during the windows startup. now that i have removed it the password area appears almost immediately during the logon process.
things i have tried so far:
1) all drivers are up to date
2) removed all registered fingerprints, deleted the driver and the FP manager pro
3) installed the FPmanager pro from the lenovo update system and registered new fingerprints
4) i only have 1 admin account on windows and the all options are ticked in the FPmanager pro also in biometric settings its ticked to allow users to use FP to log on.
5) waited for 2-3 minutes in the password area, only the FP led open, but it wouldnt work
the issues persists. FP wont appear on logon but only after sleep/lock.
my software specifications:
win7 x64 pro
antivir
latests windows updates
lenovo software not installed: password manager, quick control
and nothing crazy installed apart from steam for games and windows office.
is this a hardware problem or something that windows 7 are causing?
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Hello DaStivi,
Your EliteBook is a Business model. Your issue would be best answered on the HP Enterprise Business Community Forum
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Hi all,
I have been trying for a couple of days now to get two-factor auth for windows logon working on my X1C Type 3443.
I am running Windows 7 (64-bit) with Lenovo System Update 5.06.0007, Lenovo Solution Center 2.6.001.00, ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software 5.9.9.7282, ThinkVantage Client Security Solution 8.30.0031.00. If it's of any importance, my X1C was originally shipped with Windows 8, but I couldn't stand it and reinstalled Windows 7 instead.
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Hi all,
I have been trying for a couple of days now to get two-factor auth for windows logon working on my X1C Type 3443.
I am running Windows 7 (64-bit) with Lenovo System Update 5.06.0007, Lenovo Solution Center 2.6.001.00, ThinkVantage Fingerprint Software 5.9.9.7282, ThinkVantage Client Security Solution 8.30.0031.00. If it's of any importance, my X1C was originally shipped with Windows 8, but I couldn't stand it and reinstalled Windows 7 instead.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled the above programs in the following order:
1) Install System Update and reboot
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Everything seems to be working fine by itself, except that when I try to configure two-factor auth in CSS, the Fingerprint tab (on the left of the GUI) is greyed out and CSS tells me that I have no fingerprints enrolled. The Fingerprint Software, however, is working just fine and shows me as having a fingerprint enrolled there.
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Hy,
It's my first post here. I got a LENOVO t500 at work to use and I wanted to try to use finger print auth to log in. Its in a domain, but I got local administrator privileges on it. The machine runs 64bit Windows 8.1 Pro.
The fingerprint reader driver was missing in the first place (windows identified it as a fingerprint sensor but had no driver).
The sensor is an AuthenTec Inc, AES2810. I've tried to install the lenovo driver:
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I've also seen
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and downloaded-installed an authentec driver successfully, so now device manager shows it and identifies it as it should..
Well I've went to the group policies as it was suggeseted everywhere on the net and turned on the options.
I've also checked and found a windows services that had biometrics in it : I've set it to auto-start and started it right away.
But even after all of this the fingerprint option is missing in the accounts sign in page in pc settings.
I've restarted the machine multiple times (with the real restart )
Could you please give me a hint?
I've spent a whole day looking for this yesterday..
Have a nice day & Regards,
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Yes, but only after you enroll your fingerprints in the Fingerprint Manager, then Windows will tell you that Biometric logon is not enabled, and then you're given the option of enabling it.
However, for domain machines, this can be enabled thusly:
Goto: Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Biometric Devices
Click: Change Biometric Settings
Click both:
Allow users to log on to Windows using their fingerprints
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Allow users to log on to a domain using their fingerprints
Restart the computer.
Click: 'Switch user' at the log on screen and choose the fingerprint icon (this of course requires you to first have added a set of fingerprints to your account)
See if this doesn't do the trick.
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We are a small private university with 484 computers running Windows 8.0 with MAK key.
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Windows Update KB2973544 triggers Win 8.1 to automatically install.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2973544
In addition, KB3008273 appeared in Nov. 2014, which is also related to the automatic installation of Win 8.1... It actually replaces KB2973544.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/3008273
Windows Update KB2871389 makes Win 8.1 available in the Store, and is a prerequisite for KB2973544 and\or KB3008273. You might uninstall it also.
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2871389/en-us
I have found that the installation of KB2973544 and\or KB3008273 create Scheduled Tasks in Task Scheduler under *** Microsoft \ Windows \Setup***
They are...** 8.1 Auto Install Ping** and **8.1 Auto Install V2**. They are scheduled for 8pm Daily.
I clicked on both and selected "RUN", as I didn't want to wait several hours to see what happened... A download started immediately.
After downloading for about an hour, I restarted the machine to see what would happen... The download resumed quickly after the restart.
After the download started again, there were two more Scheduled Tasks added to the same location....   **Windows AutoUpdate Setup Resume Task**... which was running, and
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Also uninstall the mentioned KB's, starting with the newest, and doing the KB2871389 last, as it requires a reboot.
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THE FIRST TIME, the process will be stopped, and it won't be necessary to delete anything in the $Windows.~BT folder.
You should have about 24 hours to do this.
After uninstalling the KB's and deleting the scheduled tasks, a new scheduled task has appeared.
It is *Pre-Staged GDR Notification*, and is scheduled to run at *8PM of Every Thursday of Every Week*. My guess was that this is to remind you to install the Win 8.1 Update.
It actually causes another task to be created... *Windows Upgrade Notification Task*... It runs at the *Log On of Any User*
I couldn't get this task to show a notification. The task ran when I did it manually, but generated an error message in the log... *Specified Module Could Not Be Found (0x8007007E) Windows Upgrade Notification*
This is most likely because the KB's have been uninstalled.
I'm sure they can be disabled as well, if you want to stop\prevent the reminders.
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Ok so I see many posts about issues with Fingerpint reading in 8.1 Pro x64 but none of them are helping me. Got an X1 Carbon Type 20BS which uses a Synaptics fingerprint. I can register fingerprints and tell WIndows to allow fingerprints for logging in but no matter what I try, at the login screen there is no option to login with fingerprint I jjust got this laptop for work logging onto a domain and the settings in Local Group Policy Editor etc including allow use Fingerprint to login to a domain were already enabled and I am setup with local admin rights At first I registered fingerprints with the Lenovo Manager but since found out Windows 8.1 has built on fingerprint management so I deleted all fingeprints with the Lenovo Manager and went to PC settings, Accounts and added fingerprints there for login. Still nothing. Have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the latest Lenovo fingerprint manager, adding 2 lots of registry settings to Windows -> Policies and Windows -> WInbio nothing works!! So obviously no issues with drivers and hardware WIndows just wont start the fingerprint sensor at login. Some times I actually saw the light come on before I hit the login screen but then it goes out. Also has a look at services, Windows Biometrics is set to Auto Start, Credential Manager set to Manual but running.. So I am out of ideas here.. Is there anything else I could be missing set up to disable fingerprint login? Right now I am just logged onto the machine outside my network but even when I was at work and on the LAN still nothing.. Anyone that can help be much appreciated We used to have HP Laptops on Windows 7 and even then I could use fingerprint to login to the VPN Connection (Aventail) not even that works on 8.1 and Lenovo. Cheers

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