If you’re tired of dealing with this problem, try these solutions.
Look around and see if you might find a fingerprint reader.
If your rig does not have a fingerprint reader, you cannot enable biometric authentication on it.
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To test the fingerprint reader, sign in to another app where you’ve set up biometric login.
After that, try scanning your finger again.
So, have your gadget inspected by a technician.
If this is the case, you should roll back these updates.
Don’t know how to do that?
Our guide onhow to roll back a driver update on Windowsdescribes the process.
If you want to roll back a Windows update, then you need touninstall the most recent Windows Update.
Once you’ve undone both driver and Windows updates, try setting up Windows Hello biometric login again.
In that case, you should reinstall the drivers and Windows update.
To ensure this service is enabled and configured correctly, run with this:
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To ensure that isn’t the case, update the biometric gadget drivers.
After uninstalling the drivers, reboot your rig, and Windows will automatically install them again.
Don’t know how to do that?
Refer to our guide onenabling or disabling Fast Startup on Windows 11.
Accessing BIOS and navigating to the option to enable or turn off the biometric rig varies between manufacturers.
If your equipment supports biometric authentication, the above fixes will help you fix the annoying error.
Otherwise, you’ll be constantly annoyed by the bothersome errors when using this fantastic feature.
