The fingerprint sensor is listed as a Validity Sensor or AuthenTec Sensor, depending on the model number of your computer. Figure: Biometric Validity Sensor If there is no Biometric entry, then Windows cannot identify the fingerprint reader hardware. Vendor: Validity Sensors, Inc. / Device: VFS301 Fingerprint Reader. Fingerprint reader. Fingerprint sensor. Validity sensor. View All (4) 15 REPLIES 15. New member 3 2 0 0 Message 2 of 16 Flag Post 09:30 AM. All the drivers are properly installed but the Validity Sensor (VFS301) is not working because i have not found its software from.
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Since I spent a bigger amount of time reasarching on how to make the Validity fingerprint reader (VFS451) on my HP ProBook 4520s working together with Windows 10 and its 'Hello' login function, I want to share my solution. Normally, I am only used to fiddle around with device drivers on Linux, but this time Microsoft left its customers without support.
I have read several forum and blog post about fingerprint reader issues on Windows 10, but nothing seemed to work. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver in the device manager, but without success. I also found different driver version on the internet and tried them. Some seemed to work for one scan, but failed on the second. Thus, I assume that with these drivers both scans didn't match, even the scan result was usable.
However, finally I found a driver that is working. The proper version is: 4.4.234.00.
Windows Hello could finally register my fingerprints and the login is working without problems.
You can find this drivers on the HP servers http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp58501-59000/sp58869.exe
After downloading and unpacking the driver, you can just manually install it in the device driver.
How you can do this, you can find here.
I hope this might help other people as well. If you have a question, you can write me.
