With windows hello, announced tuesday, users of the upcoming windows 10 operating system will be able to sign in to their devices using their fingerprint, their face or even the iris of their eye.. However, one important feature these two phones have in common is the iris scanner that enable users to unlock their phone without a password using windows hello, which was first introduced on. Windows hello handles fingerprint readers well, and is backwards compatible with the finger-swipe readers built into many older business laptops. the surface pro 4, with the non-fingerprint.
However, it appears that one feature being added to supposedly consumer-friendly applications is a suite of biometrics called windows hello and windows passport.. Under windows hello , you’ll see options for face, fingerprint, or iris if your pc has a fingerprint reader or a camera that supports it. once you’re set up, you’ll be able to sign in with a quick swipe or glance.. As for microsoft passport, microsoft will encourage users to create a pin code during windows 10 setup. this pin will be tied to a user’s microsoft account, so the pin can be used across devices..
