Lenovo T60 issue - security center does not accept my password anymore??

Hi to all and thanks in advance for any help given.............Lenovo T60 issue
Everything was working as it should then a popup box came up when i was logged in and informed me that "I" had changed the password that is connected to my finger reader (online passwords have also been changed and do not work online using the finger reader) and could i now type my password into the popup on the screen.
When i do this it still does not work - wrong password - i have tried all of the passwords i use - so i have had to uninstall the part that deals with that, i then reinstalled it just in case it was an application issue but after re-installation it was the same as before.??
I can still use the finger reader but i do not like to rely on one secure form of login, and if it fails it could take a while to find out how to login otherwise,
thanks
DigitalVein

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