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Using the finger on the KB should work, no? I mean, if they can log in, they should be able to change their own password, or is this some specialised setup?<br />
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Using the finger on the KB should work, no? I mean, if they can log in, they should be able to change their own password, or is this some specialised setup?
/RID

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That's the thing, I don't see an option for that anywhere. &nbsp;It says enter old password, but no prompt for using your fingerprint as the old password. 
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That's the thing, I don't see an option for that anywhere.  It says enter old password, but no prompt for using your fingerprint as the old password.

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Sorry, forgot about that procedure. I guess that windows (assumed O/S...) hasn't caught up with fingerprints yet. I suggest you log in as administrator and change the PW for this user in the old-fashioned style.<br />
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Sorry, forgot about that procedure. I guess that windows (assumed O/S...) hasn't caught up with fingerprints yet. I suggest you log in as administrator and change the PW for this user in the old-fashioned style.
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You can change it in windows.There is IBM security program in windows.
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You can change it in windows.There is IBM security program in windows.

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I should be able to finalize this question this week. &nbsp;I won't be able to get access to the thinkpad until then. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks for the comments so far. 
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I should be able to finalize this question this week.  I won't be able to get access to the thinkpad until then.  

Thanks for the comments so far.

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I have a user which has forgotten their typed password, but can still login with their finger. &nbsp;Is there a way to changed the typed password using a finger? 
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I have a user which has forgotten their typed password, but can still login with their finger.  Is there a way to changed the typed password using a finger? 

IBM Thinkpad X41 - changing typed password with fingerprint?

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