Windows® 10; Windows. 8.1 and 8: Press the Windows key and the x key together, and then select Device Manager. Windows 7: Click Start Run and type: devmgmt.msc. Windows XP: Start Control Panel Select Device Manager. Under Display adapters, look for Intel® HD Graphics. The exact graphics name can vary by Intel® NUC model.

Update: the following article remain valid for the RTM (release to Manufacturer) version of Windows* 10. In the days following the release of July 29th some little issues has raised relating to the return from Standby where the camera was not restarted correctly and the recognition function don't work. The solution is in the updated version of DCM (rel 1.4.27.41944 ) that you can find in IDZ site or directly in download center.

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The new package contains updated firmware for F200 camera and new driver in order to solve the issue.

Just one more thing, keep attention if you are using also the Realsense SDK on your PC because after the DCM update you need to refer the Realsense App to the device named Realsense 3D Vitual Driver and not the other two (RGB and depth) otherwise the app will crash. Refer to release note of DCM for more on this.

One of the cool new features announced for the upcoming WIndows* 10 is Windows* Hello.

It's essentially a new way to login in the system with an exclusive face recognition feature that auto log the user when it come in front of its PC.

How it works

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This magic feature is based on a magic technology that tag a face and can recognize it back securely.

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The recognition is done using two type of camera in cooperation; the first is a classical HD camera and the second is a depth camera (infrared) for 3D an temperature scanning.

The system recognize and match a lot of point describing specific target of the face, the eyes, the lips, the nose etc; describing a precise path different for each person and assigning to this array of points a specific and unique tag.

When the system come in non-logged state it automatically try to recognize the face coming behind it and matching with the one archived for the local Windows* Hello, if a match is done it auto log to the corresponding user profile.

On the Windows* 10 side the game is done by Passport that log you to the system (using the PIN password) only when the biometric device (in this case the camera) acknowledge the recognition of you face; it works essentially in the same manner on all the device with a fingerprint reader embedded. The system already manage also the retina scan login, but you will obviously need a specific retina scan device.

Obviously it doesn't work with photo, or miniature of the face.....

What whe need to get it work

Actually there's only one standalone device certified for Windows* Hello, the Intel® Realsense™ camera F200.

It's a 3D camera part of a Intel® Dev Kit Developed by Intel® named Realsense™ SDK: this SDK is a big set o free library to enable feature like Face recognition, face detection, object tracking, gesture recognition, speech synthesys and speech recognition. You can freely download it from this link.

Otherwise you need a device with a Realsense™ camera onboard (click here for a full list).

You only need a device running Windows* 10 (the Insider Technical preview also).

How to do it

Connect the camera to you Win 10 device, the system will automatically recognize some new devices

In order to install the new available driver and eventualy update the formware of the camera we need to download and install the 'Intel® RealSense™ Depth Camera Manager (DCM)' software from Intel® at this link.

After the download install and run it, follow instruction to update driver and firmware of the camera.

For the next step go to Windows* 10 Settings/Accounts/Sign In options and define PIN password.

Once defined it close and reopen Settings /Accounts/Sign-in options you'll see also a Windows* Hello option!

Click on Set Up, press Get Started, the system will ask for you PIN password, enter it and a preview of the image captured from the F200 camera will appear.

Once the operation end succesfully the system will show the message AllSet!

Close the window and try immediately to sign out from actual session.

When the system return to the login page will immediately recognize you (if you are still in front of your PC obviously) and auto login in your profile.

Thats it!

Enjoy

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Microsoft has had a tough time of it lately. The Windows 10 October 2018 Update deleted files for some users, introduced display audio problems, and broke Edge and Windows Store apps. It was so awful, that Microsoft was forced to pause the update, and send it back for testing.

As if all that wasn’t bad enough, an Intel audio driver was incorrectly pushed to devices via Windows Update late last week, which unfortunately killed the audio for those who received it.

If you’ve been affected, there are two options for getting your sound back. Firstly you can manually uninstall the problem driver, which you can do by following Microsoft’s instructions:

1. Type Device Manager in the search box
2. Find and expand Sound, video, and game controllers
3. Look for a Realtek device, or a device that has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point
4. Click on the device to select it
5. From the View menu, choose Devices by connection
6. Look at the parent device -- this will be called something like 'Intel SST Audio Controller' (Intel Smart Sound Technology driver version 09.21.00.3755)
7. Right-click the controller device
8. Choose Properties
9. Click on the Driver tab.
10. If the driver version is 9.21.0.3755, you have the driver that was sent to you incorrectly.
11. Click Uninstall Device. You will get a popup asking if you want to remove the driver too, as shown.
12. Check the checkbox, so the driver will be removed.
13. Click Uninstall.
14. When the driver is uninstalled, reboot your system.
15. Your audio (speakers and headphones) should now work.

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The second option is to install Windows Update KB4468550 which Microsoft rolled out at the weekend. This removes the driver automatically from systems that received it incorrectly.

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