Again, check in the multiple displays section, how many displays are listed and if any can be reactivated. For me, there was just one.įinally, right click on desktop and select NVIDIA Control Panel. There you can check if there are multiple displays listed and/or if you can activate some. So next, right click on desktop and select Graphic Properties to get the Intel Graphics Control Panel.

It does have a super jenky replacement of the disk drive with an extra hard drive that only fills about half the space and is held in using duct tape that is IDEK how old, so that might have something to do with it, but it doesn't come anywhere near the fingerprint reader.Had a similar problem and got it fixed without reinstalling the drivers.īasically, all I had to do, was figure out which graphics card is controlling each display and then setup that specific card in its own control panel.įirst of all, basic Windows display settings may be useless.

Everything else on the laptop seems to work perfectly fine as far as I can tell. If anyone knows what could get it working, or what might be wrong with it, I would really appreciate the help.

I just updated everything using Lenovo Vantage, but that didn't seem to fix the issue. I saw some people talking about how it is supposed to glow/have lights, but I don't think I have ever seen it glow aside from maybe once, though I might be mis-remembering. It does show up in device manager as 'TouchChip Fingerprint Coprocessor (WBF advanced mode)', but windows hello doesn't recognize it (nor does it recognize my camera either, but I'm not too concerned about that). I have had this laptop for years and it never worked for as long as I have had it, I got it from my dad so I'm not sure if he ever used it.

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