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User Guide

This guide is for end users enrolling, authentication with the 1Key device. Enrollment links your fingerprint to your Active Directory (network ID) account.

All users entering environments where mobile devices are not allowed must complete fingerprint enrollment to authenticate their Active Directory account.


Steps to Enroll

Step 1: Open ThinC Manager

After completing the standard Windows logon (username and password), click the Start button, search for ThinC Manager, and open the application.

Step 2: Sign in

Enter your Active Directory account (network ID) and password, then click Submit.

Allow a few seconds for validation to complete.

Step 3: Enroll your fingerprint

The Device Management module appears by default.

  1. Select Add Another under the finger section.

  2. When the pop-up appears, look at the fingerprint reader.

  3. When the device starts blinking, provide the fingerprint of your desired finger.

  4. Keep pressing with different parts of the finger until the capture reaches 100 percent.

Repeat to add additional fingers as needed.

Step 4: Add the security key

  1. Navigate to the Account Management module.

  2. Click Add Security Key.

  3. Provide the already-enrolled fingerprint on the device to complete the process.

When the required fingerprint is provided, a Device Registration successful message appears.

Authentication

The machine and fingerprint reader you authenticate with can be different from the ones you used to enroll. Any machine with any connected 1Key device can authenticate you.

Steps to Authentication

Step 1: Select the key login option

At the Windows logon screen, select the login with key icon in the bottom-left corner.

Step 2: Enter your user ID

Enter your user ID in the logon field, then click the → arrow next to the user ID field. Wait for the next screen to load.

Step 3: Provide your fingerprint

When the screen asks you to touch the key, provide your enrolled fingerprint when the device lights up.

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