Defining a priority of service load?

Hi all,

I've just bought a new laptop with fingerprint-scanner in combination with
Vista Ultimate. An issue I found was that when I try to logon (as soon as the
logong screen appeared) with a fingerprint-sweep, the logon failed.
However, when I leave the logon screen for 1 minute before I do this ... the
logon succeeds. Investigation of the software company (Wave) which takes care
of the logon indicated that a service (NTRU) wasn't ready at time of boot.
Changing this service from manual to automatic didn't help.

So, my question; is there a way of moving up a service load in the boot
priority?

Thanks,
Tim

Tygox1;439947 Wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I've just bought a new laptop with fingerprint-scanner in combinatio
> wit
> Vista Ultimate. An issue I found was that when I try to logon (as soo
> as th
> logong screen appeared) with a fingerprint-sweep, the logon failed
> However, when I leave the logon screen for 1 minute before I do thi
> ... th
> logon succeeds. Investigation of the software company (Wave) whic
> takes car
> of the logon indicated that a service (NTRU) wasn't ready at time o
> boot
> Changing this service from manual to automatic didn't help
>
> So, my question; is there a way of moving up a service load in the boo
> priority
>
> Thanks
> Ti

Hi Tim

I am not sure, but you might check in Device Manager and see if ther
may be a option in the properties for this device for that

Shaw

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It is not the device which isn't ready ... it are the related services.
(The finger sweep itself is recognised, but the internal compare with stored
profiles fail).

Tim

"brink" wrote:

>
> Tygox1;439947 Wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I've just bought a new laptop with fingerprint-scanner in combination
> > with
> > Vista Ultimate. An issue I found was that when I try to logon (as soon
> > as the
> > logong screen appeared) with a fingerprint-sweep, the logon failed.
> > However, when I leave the logon screen for 1 minute before I do this
> > ... the
> > logon succeeds. Investigation of the software company (Wave) which
> > takes care
> > of the logon indicated that a service (NTRU) wasn't ready at time of
> > boot.
> > Changing this service from manual to automatic didn't help.
> >
> > So, my question; is there a way of moving up a service load in the boot
> > priority?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Tim
>
> Hi Tim,
>
> I am not sure, but you might check in Device Manager and see if there
> may be a option in the properties for this device for that.
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
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>

Tygox1;440055 Wrote:
> It is not the device which isn't ready ... it are the related services.
> (The finger sweep itself is recognised, but the internal compare with
> stored
> profiles fail).
>
> Tim
>
>

Tim,

I was thinking that would be the case, but it was worth a look and see.
Hopefully someone will know a way to do this in Vista and post the
answer for you.

Sorry,
Shawn


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