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Question : Problem: finger print reader that works on a domain
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I have screensaver set to come on every two minutes to hide patient information while in exam rooms and want a finger print reader so the Dr. does not have to type in the password each time to get back on. I want a fingerprint reader that works on a domain? Any suggestions? Microsoft's fingerprint reader does not work on a domain.
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Answer : Problem: finger print reader that works on a domain
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I've actually used the MS reader on a couple of domains. And, it's not as difficult to use as some seem to think it is, but it's no where near as secure, either. However, latex/vinyl gloves and or glove powder might make for a few problems along the way.
To use the MS reader on a domain, you have to turn off the "Press Ctrl + Alt + Del" logon start setting, the main reason it's claimed the reader won't work on a domain. The location for doing this depends on OS, but is fairly easy to find.
A card swipe or transponder system would really be the better choice.
Good luck.
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