Fingerprint reader software on lenovo 3000 n100

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have you reinstalled the driver? if you reformatted the OS then all the drivers would have been deleted

Well, the fingerprint scanner is used for a main purpose of quickly logging you onto your computer without having to punch in your password. There is a software called Thinkvantage Fingerprint Software that should have come with your purchase of the T61. (If it didn't, you can download the software for your OS here: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=TVAN-EAPFPR).
Once that installed and working, you can setup your fingerprint settings and add profiles by going into the Program Files and running the 'ctlcntr' application.
You should be able to use it for logging in purposes now :) Hope it helps.

If you can find out what kind of bios you have it would help us greatly. When you first start up your computer i need to know the first name you see. It probably appears on the first splash screen along with the computer companies logo. But you are going to have to go into bios and turn the fingerprint scanner on.

Or And i should have mentioned this first... You have to go into the control panel and double click on the system icon. Once in the system properties select the device manager. If it is turned on in bios it may be disabled in this list you should be seeing.
I run windows xp so i'm not sure of how to get to the device manager but it will be real close to the above directions. You are going to have to enable the device and reinstall the drivers

try this link:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/product.do?brandind=10&familyind=303747&machineind=303749&operatingsystemind=49979&template=%2Fproductselection%2Flandingpages%2FdownloadsDriversLandingPage.vm&validate=true
enter your product details to download the soft you need cheers

Hi slipknot123,

it simply means that the software for your finger scanner requires the omnipass password modules before windows allows it to work with its identification and authentication modules.

if your computer came with a built-in finger print scanner, all the drivers and the necessary software for it should have been installed already, you may also check the recovery disk that was given you when got when you bought your computer, tcheck out their site at www.softexinc.com

Hope you have a nice day

Hi mikie

This fingerprint reader will support vista as well. Just connect the fingerprint reader to your vista computer and install the driver from the driver cd that you recieve with this reader.

Now you are ready to use your athena100 fingerprint reader

Regards,
TheAssembler

plz visit the lenovo website for the drivers

Hi jerseydeals,

I did a search and found an XP driver from the Lenovo site for your laptop's finger print reader, just follow the link below:

http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-63663.html

Also, the reader is controlled by the OmniPass software, you can check it out from http://www.softexinc.com who developed it and find the version for XP though theere are other software to which you could use that reader as well. Hope this helps

Cheers and best regards,

http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/lenovo/drivers/list.aspx?CategoryID=134&page=2

Here is the lenovo site for the drivers for you pc. Only download and install the xp driver versions...after which you should be able to update the drivers for the devices that have the yellow color and should not have any problems installing.

You can also check the windows update site...do a custom update and search for drivers...sometimes new driver versions can be downloaded that way.

Hope this helps