X1c fingerprint reader

Hello,
So I did a fresh install of windows 7 and installed all the drivers I could find and even did the lenovo driver update software.
Somehow when I go to lenovos fingerprint it says "cannot enroll user"
I know its enabled in bios and I already tried reinstalling and uninstalling it.
Oh also when I go to device drivers - there's a driver that is missing under USB. But somehow lenovo doesnt see that when I run the software. (I also downloaded and installed all the drivers under support too)
Anyone else have this problem too?

Check to see if you have both Lenovo Fingerprint Reader AND Thinkpad Fingerprint Reader installed, and check to see which one you've tried using. I had the same problem and uninstalled the Lenovo one - I think they came as part of the first install of ThinkVantage / System updates, and then it updated/downloaded a new version, and they conflicted with eachother (or, rather, Windows tried using one, while the other one was the one actually working with the fingerprint reader).
IT-technician, running my own company in Bergen, Norway
Thinkpad T61, 8895CTO C2D 2Ghz/4GB/120GB SSD/1400x1050

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Message Edited by lenova on 09-07-2008 09:13 PM

After playing with it for a while I figured out at least questions 1a) and 1b). For anyone else who has the same questions:
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1b) Lenovo has a patch to synch Password Manager with firefox 3. It can be found here and is much easier than the manual fixes found on this forum.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-70132
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I have a brand new T540P with a Validity fingerprint reader.
Rougly 80% of the time, the Fingerprint reader is unresponsive at the windows login screen after waking the computer from sleep. It works 100% of the time when booting from an off position, however. Once logged in, it also works 100% of the time. The issue only arises when logging into windows.
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sailoholic
Your report is the first we have ever heard of this issue on T/W. It does not happen on my T/W systems here (with or without 30 Day Standby enabled). The other reports I heard of this problem came from X240.
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4. are you using a dock?
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rortegah
I have heard of this exact situation one other time, where fingerprint sensor stops working properly after PC unexpectedly turns off due to low battery. I think your fingerprint sensor has malfunctioned and needs replacement under warranty. Currently, I do not know of any other solution.
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2. do you use any BIOS passwords (such as administrator password, power-on password, or HDD password)?

Fingerprint Reader Not Detected during startup on Windows 7

Dear Community Users/Tech Guru,
I am hoping somebody could shed light into a weired issue I am facing with this *stupid* Microsoft OS. I purchased a T400 last year and brought a x64 bit Windows 7 three months ago and have it setup for clean installation. I followed the procedure published in lenovo.
I had the security setup of my notebook to use pre-desktop authentication and single sign-on. I had everything setup and running.
However, after a few weeks I began to noticed that upon power up and giving a fingerprint swipe on the bios authentication, it would halt on the windows startup page (where we would normally login). It turns out that the fingerprint device is not detected! Something is not workin properly during the startup of bill gates Microsoft Windows 7! I would try a reboot on the system and it will load properly afterwards.
But I find it stupid that Windows doesn't detect my fingerprint device on startup! This happens when it's a cold boot using a battery (at least 70% of the time it turns out that way). I disabled the single sign-on but retained the desktop authentication (means I have to swipe twice). But this f*ck OS is still not detecting it during cold start.
Anyone... please advice?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I attempted to reset the policy settings of CSS but then the pop up screen just got stuck:
- I did a reboot and reset the fingerprint data and password (after exporting the
settings),
- uninstalled the fingerprint reader and CSS
- uninstalled the CSS. I had encountered some issues while uninstalling it
Windows is reporting that the installation log file could not be found. I manually
downloaded the driver from the site and used the installer to remove it from my PC
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- Tested CSS and used fingerprint as default login method in battery mode
- Enabled Single SignIn method in CSS and BIOS
So far so good, the reinstallation fixed the issue. I did recall that there was a windows update before this mayhem on the fingerprint reader started.

Re: Tecra Z40, Win 8.1 - Fingerprint reader malfunction

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
My Tecra Z40 arrived with Win 8.1.
From the start I could not use the Fingerprint Utility.
When accessing the utility nothing would happen for a moment and then the error: 'Could not connect to the fingerprint reader' eventually popped up.
I could also not use the built in Win 8.1 fingerprint enrolment (Error: This device has not suitable biometric device).(PS mind that this built in feature is now metro-embedded and no biometric device settings are now present in the control panel in Win 8.1!)
The problem persisted despite the latest Fingerprint Utility (that comes with the drivers) were installed for Win 8.1. 64 bit directly from TOSHIBA website and despite that a biometric device was always present in the Task Manager ('this device works properly')!
SOLUTION:
After literally weeks of searching (including getting help from the shop and from Toshiba service) I could finally solve the issue.
I uninstalled the driver and the fingerprint reader from the device manager (only then are the fingerprint reader drivers really removed).
Then I cleaned the registry (I used CC cleaner software) (otherwise installing again was failing for some reason).
Finally I installed an equivalent Fingerprint Utility and the driver for Tecra Z50 (fp-sw-20140605164020.zip) (which I expected to be use the exact same sensor)...and since, everything works fine.
I can now access the Fingerprint Utility and use the fingerprint log on in Windows.
SUGGESTION FOR CORRECTIVE ACTION:
It seems that the driver offered on Toshiba support website (I believe for me it was the Polish one) for my exact machine (established by TOSHIBA-detector.exe) is incorrect.
To make things worse the driver does not communicate any useful information about its miss-fit in the task manager! If I had to recalculate into money the time I and a bunch of support people had spent on it, it really does make sense to improve that drivers list!
(PS: one of the regpatch files in the same online directory has a virus (yes A VIRUS) recognized in it by Antivir! Toshiba- you may wish to contact somebody responsible for that Polish support site!)
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No fingerprint log in is possible in either Internet Explorer nor Mozilla despite appropriate plugins were installed along with the Fingerprint Utility where the web password option was enabled. (no suggestion appears to appear to attach the fingerprint service to the sites requiring passwords- maybe your service gets blocked by popup blocking protection of browsers?).
I was actually much looking forward to this feature.
Please ensure that the plugins work correctly with the latest browsers.
Greetings

Hey thanks for this interesting thread and detailed description.

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