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Fingerprint problem to unlock phone

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My Xiaomi redmi 7 would never register a print to open no matter how I tried. Now the Mrs just got a Real Me C 17, same problem just will not accept any finger print. Comes up with partial or blurry message, clean lens etc, but it never works. Are we just unlucky or is there a trick to it?

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  • With my phone, I just very gently tap the sensor with my finger tip several times until the setup is complete.  A very gentle touch is all you need. Don't press to hard! 

  • ThaIrish Sean
    ThaIrish Sean

    Maybe you were MIB earlier in your life and your fingerprints have been erased? Then the flashy thing erased your memory.

  • The Hammer2021
    The Hammer2021

    Just follow the instructions

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With my phone, I just very gently tap the sensor with my finger tip several times until the setup is complete. 

A very gentle touch is all you need. Don't press to hard! 

1 hour ago, clivebaxter said:

Comes up with partial or blurry message,

Looks like you have to persist.

 

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Maybe you were MIB earlier in your life and your fingerprints have been erased?

Then the flashy thing erased your memory.

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If the phone allows more fingerprints set up your finger more times, plus move the finger as it won't always be in the same place. My Redmi Note 9 accepts mine straight away

On 4/22/2021 at 8:38 PM, clivebaxter said:

Are we just unlucky or is there a trick to it?

 

On 4/22/2021 at 9:52 PM, The Hammer2021 said:

Just follow the instructions

 

 

Seems like a lot of people are challenged by this process. Often they don't hold the finger stationary long enough before moving it slightly.

 

Watch some Youtube videos to get a feel for the process.

 

The rear sensor is more reliable/useful, on mid-range/low-end phones, IME, than the front-screen sensor.

On 4/22/2021 at 9:41 PM, Dmaxdan said:

With my phone, I just very gently tap the sensor with my finger tip several times until the setup is complete. 

A very gentle touch is all you need. Don't press to hard! 

I have to use my full finger  pad not just the tip.

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She was pressing the screen! did it after I showed her the YT link on here

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I just got a new phone and i also have problems getting the print installed.

My old phone was no problem,now i tried numerous times and only partially works.

Xiaomi note 10.

My Galaxy J7+ works more or less.

Sometimes needs another attempt.

Will hardly work after shower/handwash/fatty finger.

If it becomes too unreliable I repeat the registration.

I use the right thumb BTW.

Different finger, different result?

27 minutes ago, jvs said:

I just got a new phone and i also have problems getting the print installed.

My old phone was no problem,now i tried numerous times and only partially works.

Xiaomi note 10.

Probably user error, i have note 9 and it works perfectly. Set up your print several times and move your finger a bit

34 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Probably user error, i have note 9 and it works perfectly. Set up your print several times and move your finger a bit

just figured out how to do it,i was trying to use the scanner on the back but it is located

on the starter button.Only took 30 seconds to do it!

Clive, I'm just wondering, are you both part of a crime syndicate who burned your prints off with acid. Maybe you forgot? 

 

Have a great week ahead ????????

I have a fingerprint-activated padlock which I wanted to use on my security gate as it would be easier than rattling around in my pocket to find the key. I bought this in the UK and it was not cheap, around forty quid. You had to let it scan your fingerprint in four or five different positions as how you touched the padlock would vary in practice. The trouble was that it really needed to scan it in a hundred different positions as it still often took three or four attempts to get it to recognise my fingerprint and in the end a normal padlock and key was quicker so I gave up on it.

 

I just got a Samsung Galaxy A7 tablet and that offers face recognition, but I haven't tried it yet. Does that work better than the fingerprint scanner? 

I just bought my first smart phone, is using fingerprint or facial recognition just an option or mandatory? I'd prefer not to have either, just a swipe to open.

7 hours ago, giddyup said:

I just bought my first smart phone, is using fingerprint or facial recognition just an option or mandatory? I'd prefer not to have either, just a swipe to open.

No need to do anything giddyup...leave it as it is and mine is a swipe is all that,s needed...maybe not as secure but what the hell.

I'm not familiar with this model, but do you HAVE to use your fingerprint as security? No PIN method, for example?

I wanna know why people are purchasing garbage from China , Boycott China Everytime you put on your mask you should think Who brought this virus to your country , and that MG vehicles also , Wake up to China bullying...

3 hours ago, elgenon said:

Maybe have to be Chinese? 555

And they still purchase this <deleted> 

I had this problem with my Huawei. Finally, in exasperation, I tricked it by using a toe-print, which now works just fine.

3 hours ago, Guderian said:

I have a fingerprint-activated padlock which I wanted to use on my security gate as it would be easier than rattling around in my pocket to find the key. I bought this in the UK and it was not cheap, around forty quid. You had to let it scan your fingerprint in four or five different positions as how you touched the padlock would vary in practice. The trouble was that it really needed to scan it in a hundred different positions as it still often took three or four attempts to get it to recognise my fingerprint and in the end a normal padlock and key was quicker so I gave up on it.

 

I just got a Samsung Galaxy A7 tablet and that offers face recognition, but I haven't tried it yet. Does that work better than the fingerprint scanner? 

The finger print scanner and face recognition works perfectly in my Note 9 even if i have glasses on

21 minutes ago, aboctok said:

I had this problem with my Huawei. Finally, in exasperation, I tricked it by using a toe-print, which now works just fine.

 

Fingerprint problem to unlock phone 

 

Why bother ,I got no problem with it . 

Why you may ask.

Don't want to use the useless  fingerprint thing.

Say you cut oneself on the finger you think it will still work ?

I am sore if one put a Bandaid on the cut  it won't work ,Right .

8 minutes ago, digger70 said:

Fingerprint problem to unlock phone 

 

Why bother ,I got no problem with it . 

Why you may ask.

Don't want to use the useless  fingerprint thing.

Say you cut oneself on the finger you think it will still work ?

I am sore if one put a Bandaid on the cut  it won't work ,Right .

it's never just fingerprint, backup is code or password or squiggle

On 4/23/2021 at 12:52 AM, The Hammer2021 said:

Just follow the instructions

RTFM ... hahahaha????????????????????

4 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

it's never just fingerprint, backup is code or password or squiggle

So why do the finger print if it don't Work 100 %? seems useless to me.

Lock with Password 100% 

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