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Updated DCP security drivers

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by AndyBurns, Dec 19, 2008.

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    Rev A07, no details on what they fix, hopefully the fingerprint reader will be less sleepy when the machine resumes from hibernate or standby.

    XP32 and VISTA32 seem to link to the same file

    DCP security driver A07
     
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    It seems that the option to "pass on" succesful fingerprint from the pre-boot auth to Windows XP auth now works, meybe it always did for Vista, but on XP I always had to swipe once for BIOS and again for Windows.
     
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