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    Fingerprint software for IFL90

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Ignasass, Jan 6, 2009.

  1. Ignasass

    Ignasass Notebook Guru

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    Hello, is there any good software for fingerprint's ? with default software I have to slide my finger about 4~ times to get it done. And anyway does anyone use it ?

    It would be good if I can log in to web using finger print :)
    Protector suit QL works only with internet explorer and I am using opera....
     
    Ignasass, Jan 6, 2009
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  2. maditude

    maditude Notebook Evangelist

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    Finger-swiping gets more reliable with practice. I know it worked with earlier versions of Firefox (when I upgraded to firefox 3.0x, I got a message stating that there was no finger-print plugin available, however).

    Personally, I've found it much easier to just type my passwords than rely on the finger-print reader.
     
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  3. Ignasass

    Ignasass Notebook Guru

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    I It's a little easier now Im getting used to it.

    Just more fun with fingerprint :) Pretty cool thing.
     
    Ignasass, Jan 6, 2009
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    khryz0213 Newbie

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    I have finger print reader but I dont know how to use it. I have Asus F6V notebook.. How do I use it? Does anybody know? Please help..
     
    khryz0213, Feb 14, 2009
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    CHAZZER666 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Look up the driver for the fingerprint reader on your laptop model. Did your laptop come with a software cd? The driver/program u need might be on there.

    I prefer using the fingerprint scanner as opposed to typing in the password every time, find it faster.

    When you register your fingerprint make sure it gets a good scan of your finger or it will be more difficult for the scanner to correctly identify your finger. You may want to rescan them know your getting a feel for how to use it better.
     
    CHAZZER666, Feb 17, 2009
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