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SP1 and Fingerprint Scanner

Discussion in 'General Malware And Security' started by Sabian Smith, Mar 20, 2008.

  1. Sabian Smith

    Sabian Smith Guest

    I just installed SP1 on my Sony Vaio laptop (Vista Business Edition) and
    everything is working right.. except the fingerprint scanner.

    I can no longer "single swipe" a fingerprint to get me past BIOS AND into
    Windows. It always stops at the Windows Login screen, forcing me to click a
    username and swipe again (or manually type in domain password).

    In Protector Suite QL Control Center, I verified the following items are
    checked: "Allow to bypass windows login" and "allow power on security single
    sign-on" .

    I upgraded to latest version of Protector Suite QL (5.80) and device driver
    for the UPEK biometric scanner (1.9.2.111) - no difference.

    Anyone else have this issues? I could single-swipe to login to BIOS and
    Windows before the SP1 upgrade.
     
  2. occam

    occam Guest

    Sabian Smith wrote:<!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
    > I just installed SP1 on my Sony Vaio laptop (Vista Business Edition) and
    > everything is working right.. except the fingerprint scanner.
    >
    > I can no longer "single swipe" a fingerprint to get me past BIOS AND
    > into Windows. It always stops at the Windows Login screen, forcing me to
    > click a username and swipe again (or manually type in domain password).
    >
    > In Protector Suite QL Control Center, I verified the following items are
    > checked: "Allow to bypass windows login" and "allow power on security
    > single sign-on" .
    >
    > I upgraded to latest version of Protector Suite QL (5.80) and device
    > driver for the UPEK biometric scanner (1.9.2.111) - no difference.
    >
    > Anyone else have this issues? I could single-swipe to login to BIOS and
    > Windows before the SP1 upgrade.<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

    Sabian

    look at the related thread "UPEK driver on my system..." in this
    newsgroup. the update seems to have worked for David.
     

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