In addition to providing an extended servicing model, the Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC edition also provides an environment with several Windows components removed. Also the sample provided by Microsoft for setting up the Windows Hello enrollment with a server to store the enrollment data seems like a huge overhead.For the latest information about LTSC, refer to the following FAQ: The next Windows 10 Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release. For our use-case it should be sufficient for the user to take a photo and the IR part is responsible for the I also read about the Windows Hello Face authentication, but had the impression that this creates a lot of overhead, because the user has to enroll. Is there a driver or some set-up missing? (Windows Hello is set up and running just fine on this device) Could it be that the IR camera on this device is not accessable for that? That is also why I tried the CameraFrames samples by Microsoft as mentioned above, but they also couldn't access the IR camera on the Surface Pro 2018. The access request does work, but the device list stays empty. I already tried out the samples from kaorun55 on Github and had the problem, that there were not devices returned from PerceptionInfraredFrameSource.FindAllAsync(). To clarify my issue: I am currently using UWP. MSDN Support, feel free to contact for your response! If you have any compliments or complaints to This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue, and to click "Unmark as Answer" if not.
Your understanding and cooperation will be grateful. For example, if you want to use UWP, I will help you move it to UWP forum for better support. Please provide more specific requirement with your case.
Windows Hello face authentication utilizes a camera specially configured for near infrared (IR) imaging to authenticate and unlock Windows devices as well as unlock your Microsoft Passport.įor more information, you could refer to this document below.īesides, this forum is about desktop application development. With Microsoft, you could also use Microsoft face authentication. Here is a similar case and sample code for you. >So my question is, if it is possible to access the IR camera of the Surface Pro programatically and if yes, how to do that.įor this case, you could try to use PerceptionInfraredFrameSource Class.
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