To enable fingerprint reading, sign into the LastPass browser extension in your web browser of choice. Step Two: Enable Fingerprint Reading in LastPass You may also find a way to enroll fingerprints from Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Biometric Devices. If your fingerprint reader came built in to a laptop, check the laptop manufacturer’s website. Consult the manufacturer’s website for drivers if you don’t have them installed. On Windows 7 and 8, you may need to use the utility software included with your fingerprint reader’s hardware drivers to install this feature. The same fingerprints you use for Windows Hello will be used for LastPass and other applications that use the Windows Biometric Framework. On Windows 10, head to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in Options and add fingerprints under the Windows Hello section. If you skip this step, LastPass will ask you to enroll a fingerprint using your fingerprint reader’s software before it can enable fingerprint reader support. You’ll need to set up your fingerprint reader and enroll a fingerprint before this will work. Run the installer first or you won’t be able to enable this feature. Even if you already have the standard LastPass browser extensions installed, the installer available from the LastPass website includes additional software that enables fingerprint reading and other advanced features, like sharing your login state between different web browsers so you only have to sign in-or out-once per session. This advanced authentication option requires the Just make sure it supports the Windows Biometric Framework.
Older fingerprint readers that aren’t Windows Hello-compatible should also work, including fingerprint readers built into Windows 7 laptops. Windows Hello-compatible fingerprint readers built into modern Windows 10 laptops will work, as well as USB readers like the
A fingerprint reader that supports the Windows Biometric Framework
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