Windows Hello and Biometric drivers

I have a HP Elitebook 8760W which I recently upgraded from Windows 7 64 Pro to Windows 10 64 Pro. All went well except I can't get the fingerprint driver to work with either Windows Hello service or the HP SimplePass program. I have a Validity 471 driver installed that seems to be recognized by Windows 10 and shows as active in the Device Mgr. I can get Windows Hello to read the initial fingerprints but when I reboot it refuses to recognize the fingerprint reader.The HP SimplePass program does not work at all. When I upgraded I had to remove the HP Protecttools in order to do the upgrade. I later tried to install the latest software with Windows compatibility mode. Still no love with the Simplepass program. I really don't want to use the HP software. All I want to do is be able to log on with my fingerprint reader. I don't understand why the Windows 10 Hello program won't work with a valid biometrics driver. All I can surmise is that this driver is not totally compatible with Windows 10. Has anyone been able to make the biometrics fingerprint reader work with Windows hello in Windows 10? I wish HP would step up to the plate and update their software! Any help with the Validity 471 driver would be appreciated.

Here is some additional info on trying this driver to work with Microsoft Hello: After the driver is loaded, I'm able to bring up the Windows Hello fingerprint setup program. I'm also able to scan in my finger prints with no problem. Hello says I'm all setup for the next login. I reboot my computer and I get an error message on the main screen that say that it is having trouble identifying me. I don't understand why I would be getting this message when I am setting it up to use the fingerprint scanner. I try to scan my fingerprint on this screen - nothing happens. I hit enter to go to the password screen. I swipe my finger print across the reader again - nothing happens. I then select the option to use the finger print to longon. I swipe my finger again - nothing happens. I then go to my usual pin based logon and login. There appears to be some kind of problem with Microsoft's biometric program and how it interacts on login with my Finger print reader. Once again, I'm using an HP Elitebook 8760W with a Validity VFM - 471 driver. If anyone knows what the problem with this is, please let me know. I've exhausted all of my options to make this work.

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