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HELLO I have MICROSOFT SURFACE BOOK 2 , i7 - 8 G Ram , WIN 11. I did fresh reset, all updates, download support pack 1.9 G and install it . for sign-in option with Hello FACE , it says : WE COULDN'T FIND COMPATIBLE CAMERA FOR WINDOWS HELLO . I checked device manager , there is an Uknown device ...

The recent turmoil surrounding Windows Hello facial recognition has thrown an unforeseen wrench into the daily routines of countless Windows users who depend on effortless, secure access to their devices. The technology, celebrated for its speed and reliability regardless of ambient lighting...

Here’s a summary of the Gagadget.com article regarding the Windows Hello change: What’s Happened: Microsoft has released an update for Windows 11 that changes how Windows Hello facial recognition works: it is now disabled in dark or low-light conditions. Why the Change? Previously, Windows...

In April 2025, Microsoft implemented a significant security enhancement to Windows Hello, its biometric authentication system, by requiring color cameras for facial recognition. This change aims to bolster security but also introduces challenges for users in low-light environments. Understanding...

Windows Hello has long been celebrated as one of the flagship features of Microsoft’s security-centric push in Windows 11, offering a slick, passwordless login experience by harnessing biometric recognition—most notably facial authentication. With its ability to unlock devices in a split second...

Windows Hello has brought significant convenience and security to the login process for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users, leveraging biometric authentication—primarily facial recognition—to replace traditional passwords. While many modern laptops are now shipping with built-in IR cameras capable...

Windows Hello Faces a Temporary Lockout in Windows 11: What’s Behind the Bug and How to Navigate It With Windows 11 continuously evolving as Microsoft’s flagship operating system, many users have embraced its enhanced security features, particularly Windows Hello. This biometric authentication...

Windows 11 April Update Fiasco: Installation Failures and Windows Hello Woes Unveiled Microsoft’s April update for Windows 11, labeled KB5055523, was meant to bolster security and stability across devices. Instead, it has delivered an unwelcome mix of installation headaches and a major...

Windows 11’s latest update, KB5055523, has sparked significant consternation among users who depend on Windows Hello for fast, secure authentication. Despite the update’s intention to bolster system security, many have found that the patch inadvertently disrupts the infrared (IR) facial...

Windows 11 Update Sparks Unexpected Windows Hello Hiccup In the ever-evolving world of Windows, the latest KB5055523 update for Windows 11 has certainly raised some eyebrows. While Microsoft managed to squash several issues with this release, an unexpected snag has emerged: a malfunction...

Windows Hello Woes: Analyzing the Impact of Microsoft's April Security Update In a twist that may have many Windows users questioning their system’s reliability, Microsoft’s April 2025 security update has stirred up unexpected issues with Windows Hello. With the tech community already buzzing...

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Let’s take a closer look at the imaging capabilities of the new Surface devices. Link Removed We recently caught up with Microsoft’s Luke Cui, a color-imaging scientist who leads the Surface image-quality team, to learn more about the care and expertise packed into the imaging software and...

Today, we released a new Windows 10 SDK Preview and the associated Windows 10 Mobile emulators (Build 10158), to be used in conjunction with Link Removed(Build 10158). Preview SDK Build 10158 contains bug fixes and changes to the API surface area. You can download it from the Windows 10...

Today's project is another one of those, if you need this, you really need it.... Link Removed For those interested, I have developed a library of Labview VI's to access data from the Kinect V2. It seemed that such a library was not available even though one was developed for the Kinect V1...

Always window-shopping but never stopping to buy? In the future you can do both with new technology allowing you to point through the window at items and buy them with a swish of your hand. Link Removed - Invalid URL A woman demonstrates the "Interactive shop window" on a screen presented...