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If the sensor on your Panasonic Laptop fails to enroll or authenticate your fingerprint, ensure you slide your finger correctly. Try washing or drying your hands, or use a different finger for registration or authentication. If your skin is rough or dry, apply hand cream. Also, try cleaning the fingerprint sensor.
What to do if I lost “My Safe” backup password on my Panasonic Laptop?
If you've lost your “My Safe” backup password on your Panasonic Laptop, you will need to: 1. Unlock “My Safe”. 2. Copy the data from “My Safe” to another folder. 3. Delete “My Safe” from “My Safe” settings. 4. Create a new “My Safe” and define a new “My Safe” backup password.
What to do if I cannot use enrolled finger (e.g. injury) on my Panasonic Laptop?
If you cannot use an enrolled finger on your Panasonic Laptop, and you have enrolled multiple fingers, use another finger. If you only enrolled one finger, use the “Enroll or Edit Fingerprints” wizard to enroll additional fingerprints. If you do not use “Advanced Security”, you can log in using your Windows password. If you use “Advanced Security” with a backup password, use the backup password. If you use “Advanced Security” without a backup password, either wait until your finger is usable again, or delete the passport (using the “Delete” wizard) and re-enroll new fingerprints.
What happens when accessing “My Safe” after computer crash on my Panasonic Laptop?
If you have an exported passport for your Panasonic Laptop, import it to access “My Safe” directly using fingerprints. Otherwise, you can access “My Safe” using the “My Safe” backup password.
How to fix TPM failure on my Panasonic Laptop?
If you use “Advanced Security” with TPM (Trusted Platform Module) on your Panasonic Laptop, and the TPM is broken, erased, or disabled, follow these steps: 1. Enter the “Enroll or Edit Fingerprints” wizard using the backup password. 2. Disable “Advanced Security” and finish. 3. After the TPM is repaired and enabled (or if you only erased its contents), enter the “Enroll or Edit Fingerprints” wizard again using your finger and re-enable “Advanced Security” with TPM.
What happens when accessing “My Safe” after Protector Suite QL uninstallation on my Panasonic Laptop?
“My Safe” data on your Panasonic Laptop can only be accessed using Protector Suite QL. If you accidentally uninstalled Protector Suite QL, you must reinstall it.
How to remove data from the reader on my Panasonic Laptop?
To remove data from the reader on your Panasonic Laptop, go to the “Delete” passport wizard and delete existing passports.
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