Just wanted to alert you ahead of time just incase you end up having blamed HP for something they had no control over, and then indeed installed a bio-reader that's perfectly fine from a company that's responsible.īillFinkNC, you seem to be quite confused. I installed IE9, and it's been working fine, without a hitch. DigitalPersona sending out an Email with: 'Uh.we're not supporting this any more, and that's that!' is bogus! In my scenario, HP went out and found another vendor, that's a kudos if you ask me. and it may very well work fine (The sensor from Validity Sensors, Inc bio-reader) with Firefox 4. Make sure you don't have the DigitalPersona - like me, you may the HP-DM4 with a bio-sensor from Validity Sensors, Inc. DigitalPersona are the clowns in this scenario, if you ask me. I purchased this laptop a couple of weeks ago and have been noting but extremely satisfied.Ĭan't possibly expect to know ahead of time if a company is, at the last minute after getting their paycheck from HP, going to stop supporting it.

HP isn't selling the DM4's with Digital Persona, according to my device manager - it's now supported by: Validity Sensors, Inc.

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