Problem logging into windows user account

Hi, I have been using the fingerprint reader for logging into my user account but recently it has stopped working.I had setup a windows login password earlier and I remember it but when I try to login it never asks for the windows login password. I am only given two options to login, either using the fingerprint reader or a card. I have another user account  I am able to access but it does not have the administrator priviledges. Please can you assist me in logging in using my windows password. Thanks for any help you can provide.

I got around to doing a basic test, and was able to successfully grab data from a camera through IMAQ and store it to the disk without needing to log in. The service launched at boot and stored plenty of data before I got the chance to log in.

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