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Probook 4540S
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Upgraded from Windows7 professional fairly smoothly. During upgrade Windows 10 required an un-install of the HP Protect tools and all of the associated files; I assume this was the program using the finger print reader when I first purchased the lap top

 

The BIOS is set to allow the biometric device. Device Manager shows the “Validity Sensor” and it is the latest driver 4.5.133.0. Did the setting change from gpedit.msc and went to Admin tab to allow use of biometric device and log in using biometric device. I even went to power settings and unchecked the attribute shutting off biometric as a power savings

Under the windows 10 settings for Accounts under sign on options, there is no attribute for biometrics and/or face recognition. I added a PIN hoping it would appear, but nothing. Windows “Hello” is none existent

 

Any help or suggestions appreciated

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Well after spending hours with windows tech support they were able to verify that the validity driver that HP hs will not work with windows

 

Search of the forums found a link to Lenovo for an updated driver for the validity sensor device..it is packaged as a Synaptics driver http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds103635

 

BTW- Synaptics now owns Validity Sensor

 

Uninstall all HP drivers one by one in Device Manager

 

The FP reader will ultimately show as an unklnown device

 

Install Lenovo Windows 10 driver pack...be-boot computer and the the devive will re-show with the updated driver

 

Well what d you know, now Windows Hello shows up in the accounts folder and you can use your finger print reader

 

Shame we have to go to another source instead of HP updating their driver list

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Well after spending hours with windows tech support they were able to verify that the validity driver that HP hs will not work with windows

 

Search of the forums found a link to Lenovo for an updated driver for the validity sensor device..it is packaged as a Synaptics driver http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds103635

 

BTW- Synaptics now owns Validity Sensor

 

Uninstall all HP drivers one by one in Device Manager

 

The FP reader will ultimately show as an unklnown device

 

Install Lenovo Windows 10 driver pack...be-boot computer and the the devive will re-show with the updated driver

 

Well what d you know, now Windows Hello shows up in the accounts folder and you can use your finger print reader

 

Shame we have to go to another source instead of HP updating their driver list

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Hello, 

 

This solution is very good. 

 

Congratulations to you who found the solution, post by pdw911

 

I was many months looking for solution to my dv7-6143 CL to use SimplePass.

 

first I installed the drive lenovo
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds103635

 

second install

HP SimplePass Identity Protection Windows 81

http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=ob_124010_1

 

 

 

Thank you.

 

 

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I learned that the biometric service had to be turned on. Here's what worked for me:

Start >Conrol Panel > Administrative Tools > Services. Look for the "Windows Biometric Service" line and st it to "automatic". Assuming that the correct driver in installed, it might help you, too.

 

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