Having problems setting up Windows Hello?

Known issues

No compatible camera
If it says We couldn't find a camera compatible with Windows Hello Face and you have made sure you have a Hello compatible device, do the following:

• Go to C:\Windows\System32\WinBioPlugIns\FaceDriver
• Right-click on HelloFace.inf and press Install
• Go back to Sign-in options and your Tobii Hello Camera should now have been found.

Privacy settings
If you're getting an error message such as Couldn't turn on the camera, then please make sure that in Privacy Settings you have turned on that apps can use your camera. You can turn this on or off by going to Control Panel - Privacy - Camera.

Windows version
Make sure that you have Windows 10, build 10.0.511 or later.
When you have a compatible version of Windows 10, the Tobii Eye Tracking software will get you the appropriate plugin and drivers to work with Hello.

Unsupported models
Not all Tobii devices support Windows Hello, please check this list of compatible devices.

Conflicts with other IR cameras
The Surface Pro 4 has an IR camera that lets you login to Windows using Windows Hello Face authentication. The Tobii Eye Tracker also has a Face authentication feature for Windows Hello and when you have the eye tracker mounted to the Surface Pro 4 or an external monitor, the Surface will always prioritize the Surface Pro 4 IR camera before the IR camera on the eye tracker.

If you're using an external monitor with the Tobii Eye Tracker and want to login to Windows with Windows Hello, your Surface will detect your face with the integrated IR camera. Currently the workaround for this is to disable the integrated IR camera when you want to use the Tobii Eye Tracker to sign in. Just don't forget to enable it again when you want to use the integrated IR camera on the Surface.

Access denied
If the camera can't be accessed and you see a black screen during set up, make sure that anti-virus software like Kaspersky is not blocking camera access.