Win10 comes with Windows Hello how to use Windows Hello tutorial

Windows Hello should be one of the most popular new features in the newly released Win10 system. Windows Hello allows users to log in to the system, how to use Windows Hello? Let me introduce you to the Windows Hello usage settings tutorial. Windows Hello uses the Intel RealSense 3D camera, which means that the existing normal camera does not support Windows Hello. It is said that a large number of PCs and notebooks with built-in RealSense cameras are coming to market, and we should be able to see a lot in the market later this year. Using the tutorial Windows Hello is a more private way to log in to a Windows 10 device with a single look or a touch. You will get enterprise-level security without having to type in any password. Most computers with fingerprint readers are now ready to use Windows Hello, and more devices that recognize your face and iris are coming soon. Go to the “Start” screen and set up Windows Hello by selecting “Settings >“Accounts”>“Login Options” If your computer has a fingerprint reader or camera that supports it, under Windows Hello you will see the face, fingerprint or iris options. Once set, you can log in by swiping quickly or at a glance. Note that you may be asked to add a PIN before setting up Windows Hello.
This uses 3D depth detection and RealSense cameras, so Windows Hello can work relatively easily in a dark room. This test selected Intel RealSense Developer Suite & mdash; & mdash; the price is 99 US dollars, can also be used as usual ordinary camera, but it is not recommended for ordinary users to buy, it seems that there are still many problems in the driver; And if you have a camera on your own computer, it will create a conflict unless it is disabled.
The entire trial process is quite fast and smooth, and Windows Hello detects the face very quickly. So you can also try to open additional security options, such as letting you move the head slightly left and right before logging in. There may be a lot of people worried about the security of this technology. Windows Hello uses 3D depth detection. In fact, it doesn't just take a photo of your face —— so if someone takes your photo to the camera, That is impossible to log in. In fact, Microsoft took the face recognition technology from the Xbox One and then applied it to the Windows 10 system. After Windows Hello is turned on, the computer will look at you in the lock screen state, and will let you log in if it detects the owner. However, the actual use also found that it seems to be used only when logging in. But with the popularity of RealSense cameras in the market, and Microsoft's future will open Windows Hello for applications, services, websites, etc., then most of the places that need to be logged in in the future, just brush your face, you don't need to input password.