Windows 10: Finger Print Recognition Windows HelloThis option is currently unavailable

OS MODEL: Windows CorporationSystem Model: Surface Laptop Go 2I have been having this issue from last 2-3 days i log in via Windoes HelloFingerprint Sensor I have tried update the driver in device manager and I have also tried the serivces method still no result.

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Finger print & camera

Just got my dell inspiron 15 back from the service center and now I cant use finger print of face recognition. The prompt says "This option is unavailable and We couldn't find a finger scanner compatible

 

Is there any way to improve a finger print recognition or replace a single finger in Hello on Windows 11?

Here are some tips to improve fingerprint recognition:

1. Clean your fingers: Make sure your fingers are clean and dry before using the fingerprint reader. Dirt, oil, and moisture can interfere with recognition.
   
2. Position your finger correctly: When scanning your fingerprint, position your finger so that it covers the entire fingerprint sensor. Make sure you press down firmly and hold your finger steady.
   
3. Register multiple fingerprints: You can register multiple fingerprints for better recognition. Try to register each finger from different angles to increase the chances of recognition.
   
4. Update drivers and software: Make sure you have the latest drivers and software for your fingerprint reader installed. Check with the manufacturer's website for updates.
   
5. Adjust the sensitivity: Some fingerprint readers allow you to adjust the sensitivity. You can try adjusting this setting to see if it improves recognition.
   

To add or remove fingerprints in Windows 11, follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings and select Accounts.
   
2. Click on Sign-in options.
   
3. Under Windows Hello, click on the Set up button for Fingerprint.
   
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to add a new fingerprint or remove an existing one.
   

 

Is there any way to improve a finger print recognition or replace a single finger in Hello on Windows 11?

That seems partially off-topic, but does that mean you believe that the answer to my question is "no, there is no way to replace or improve a single already-registered fingerprint"?