Creating a Private Sensor Pool
A private sensor pool is a collection of biometric units reserved for exclusive use by a client application. Private pools support proprietary authentication methods and enable a client application to access a biometric unit by using vendor-specified control commands.
The following topics contain code examples that show how to create a private sensor pool.
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Describes three possible sensor pools: system, private, and unassigned. | |
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Contains the setup console project. | |
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Contains the identification console project. | |
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Contains the enrollment console project. | |
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Contains helper functions for the setup, identification, and enrollment console projects. | |
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A virtual sensor allows you to add a sensor to a device, or update a sensor on a device, without needing to write a driver. This approach is mostly used for devices running Windows 10 Mobile. If you are writing sensor updates for desktop devices running Windows 10, it is usually best to deliver your updates in a driver submitted to Windows Update. | |
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How to use the Windows Biometric Framework API to create client applications. |