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ThinkPad X301 Service and Troubleshooting Guide - Lenovo

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Additional information for Access Help<br />

Disabling the integrated fingerprint reader<br />

Add the following items to the tables for I/O Port Access in the Security<br />

menu of the BIOS Setup Utility. You can find the tables in “BIOS Setup Utility<br />

items” in Access Help.<br />

Function Selection (Default value is in<br />

boldface.)<br />

Comments<br />

Fingerprint reader v Enabled If you select “Disabled,” the<br />

integrated fingerprint reader is<br />

v Disabled<br />

disabled <strong>and</strong> you cannot use it.<br />

By default, the integrated fingerprint reader is enabled. To disable it, do as<br />

follows:<br />

1. Save all open files, <strong>and</strong> exit all applications.<br />

2. Turn your computer off <strong>and</strong> then on again.<br />

3. When the logo screen is displayed, press the F1 key. The BIOS Setup<br />

Utility opens.<br />

4. Using the cursor keys, move to Security, <strong>and</strong> press Enter. The Security<br />

menu opens.<br />

5. Using the cursor keys, move to I/O Port Access, <strong>and</strong> press Enter. The I/O<br />

Port Access submenu opens.<br />

6. Using the cursor keys, move to Fingerprint Reader, <strong>and</strong> press Enter.<br />

7. Select Disabled.<br />

8. Press F10 to exit.<br />

9. In the Setup Confirmation window, select Yes.<br />

Chapter 1. Finding information 3

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