Can I use a fingerprint reader for every site and program requiring a password including banks?
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The finger print scanner I got, verifi P2000, allows me to log into my computer. It comes with software from another vendor that will automatically log you into other sites, once the software is authenticated for a session. When I read the information about it, it appeared to me that the software used to log into websites only authenticates once, and then will log you into any site you visit that you have set up, without another scan of your finger print. I didn't consider this very secure, so I didn't use that software - just the scanner to log into my PC. But if you're okay with that level of security, then it should work for you. One note however. The free version that came with the scanner has a severely limited number of logins that it will store. You have to purchase the upgraded package to do unlimited. I didn't think the price was unreasonable. If you want to research in advance, I believe the software is called Roboform.
196386
Will the scanner produce a numeric code of the finger print with out software?
114038
It shouldn't matter which computer you have. You will log onto their website and access the appropriate template.
2116283
Assuming you use windows, go to control panel&gt;Display&gt; screen Saver Settings, select a screen saver and then select a time to lock, then the logon screen displays, which with the Verifi installed will allow logon with either the password or an enrolled fingerprint. The fingerprint reader itself does not lock the system, just serves to replace the password with a fingerprint. The company that makes the reader, however, offers a selection of more advanced security software if you need it.
999052
I haven't personally tried it, but the way to find out would be to compile and install libfprint, using the "--with-drivers=all" flag in the configure command line to ensure that any drivers that support the reader are built. Then, use either fprint_daemo or Fingerprint GUI to test the functionality. Good luck.
214157
I believe so as long as you know the password. But this tablet is very slow
920561
In the first place, they would have to open it and it can only be opened by preset fingerprint. It comes with a key also.
1086729
Hello, this device supports both options. Fingerprint or ID+password. we have been using for 3 months and no issues so far.
1416188
You will want to choose this one, as it covers the number of cumputers you will download it too. Just ignore the number of users issues, if you are ok with sharing the same passwords.
2010166
Yes. I have done that on some SanDisk USB drives that I do not want password protected.
1238127
Yes, you definitely can. I had the same confusion actually. All you have to do is purchase the product on Newegg. After you have the program security key, open your Webroot secure anywhere software and click on the small gear next to "my account." You can then copy and paste your code into the activate new keycode field. All set.
2179262
Yes, however remember if you would like to use the finger print scanner it will not work properly.
2081898
No. It has a "4" button key pad. #1, #2, #3, and #4 are in a vertical straight line. The biometric fingerprint reader is sensitive and the finger has to be in about the same position as it was when the reader was set up. It works, but you sometimes have to make several attempts.
1449004
No - unfortunately, it does not. The one I had previously did and I really enjoyed that feature. However, this unit works wonderfully and has fantastic capabilities to suite well beyond my needs. I really like the fingerprint ID for logging in.
1378783
Yes. It also comes with a key. There is also a 9v battery with plug that can be inserted from the outside to bypass the battery. You will still need your fingerprint to open the door.
1429288
You would need separate time clock software in order to do that. Not to say that it can't be done it just is not intended for that out of the box. It is intended to replace usernames/passwords for logging into windows and other applications.
2116281
Assuming you use windows, go to control panel>Display> screen Saver Settings, select a screen saver and then select a time to lock, then the logon screen displays, which with the Verifi installed will allow logon with either the password or an enrolled fingerprint. The fingerprint reader itself does not lock the system, just serves to replace the password with a fingerprint. The company that makes the reader, however, offers a selection of more advanced security software if you need it.