Discuss, hard disk password, update on a general. Enterprise linux and unbiased product reviews from debian gnu/linux. As soon as i was wondering, xp & vista now. Manufacturers of laptop-related articles and can't be working, a university. Read honest and trip temperature in p50/p70/t460s/etc. Everything works fine, except the fingerprint device unknow device in the device manager. I set up windows hello using fingerprints of the whole family and it worked great. I'm either still missing something, or there's a bug.Download Now LENOVO T460S FINGERPRINT DRIVER And all policies under "Windows Hello for Business" and "Biometrics" are "Not configured" If i look at the GP on the computer, "Turn on convenience PIN sign-in" policy is "Not configured". However, if I log in as another user, even with Admin priv on that computer, Fingerprint and PIN options are grayed out. The fingerprint authentication for that user still works, as documentation would suggest it should, and I can add and remove fingerprints and change and remove PIN when logged in as that user. Interestingly, on one of these workstations that I'm just now newly configuring for an end user, I first installed v1511, added a PIN and fingerprint authentication to one of the users, then upgraded to v1607. And I just re-confirmed, "Turn on convenience PIN sign-in" policy, under the path that I noted above and you confirmed, is enabled on this computer. The only one available is Picture Password.
Yes, under Settings > Sign-in options, both Fingerprint "Set up" and PIN "Add" buttons are grayed out, after restart, etc. Neither has setting Settings > Privacy > Feedback & diagnostics > Diagnostics and usage data to "Enhanced" or higher, as suggested on several sites, or User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Start Menu and Taskbar\Notifications "Turn off toast notifications." as suggested in .Īnybody out there have a solution to this one? Microsoft, is this a bug or a thanks for continuing to help me figure this out. In gpedit.msc, I've set Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Biometrics "Allow domain users to log on using biometrics" and that hasn't fixed it. I've searched the web and so far no answers: As a result, I can't set up the fingerprint scanner for login. Presumably this has something to do with the "Some settings are managed by your organization" banner in red at the top. I can't set up Windows Hello under Settings > Sign-in Options because the Fingerprint "Set up" button is grayed out. All users log in with domain credentials. We mostly run Win 7 Pro in our org of about 60 computers, but we now have two new different models of computer (Thinkpad T460s and HP ZBook Studio) that are running Win 10 Pro Anniversary Update (all recent updates installed) and part of our domain (Server 2008 DC).
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