Self validate the sensor and driver to ensure they meet Microsoft’s biometric requirements and report findings in the Fingerprint Security Review Template. Step One: Create a biometric driverįollow the instructions here to create a biometric driver: Windows Biometric Framework Step Two: Test your sensor and self-validate The biometric signature enforcement date is, after which drivers that do not contain the bio signature will not be loaded and will no longer work with Windows Hello. Drivers must undergo a new review if it applies to a new sensor, or if changes to the matching engine have occurred that impact FAR, FRR, or presentation attack detection. Updates to approved drivers can refer to previous submissions for faster approval. New and updated drivers that do not obtain this signature after this date will not work with Windows Hello in Window 10, version 1703 or later after the enforcement date.Ī driver will always undergo manual approval to obtain the Windows Hello signature. Drivers that have been created and signed by WHQL before 6/1/17 are grandfathered. The process will be enforced with an OS check for a specific signature obtained through the Windows Partner Center that can only be obtained by undergoing the process in this document. A new manual review process will be necessary to gain approval to interoperate with Windows Hello. Microsoft has introduced new requirements on biometric sensors to comply with Windows Hello quality guidelines. Feedback In this article Submitting a fingerprint driver for Windows Hello compatibility
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