anyway what I want to know is, after logging into Windows 7, is there a program allready made that mimics how Blizzard's Authenticator works by generating 6 random numbers that must be typed in after pressing a button on the actual Authenticator?
It's hard to explain what I want it to do, so here is a youtube to try and explain it.
at 30 seconds he types in his username/password into WoW. Pretend that is the Windows 7 Login screen instead... then it comes up with the screen 'enter your generatred digital blizzard authenticator code'. After pressing the button on the authenticator, it shows 6 digits, which when typed in, allows him to login.
Is there a way to copy that, so I can use my Authenticator to login to Windows 7 itself the same way I use my authenticator to login to WoW? Im not software tech savvy so Im thinking the authenticator uses pre-programmed codes or a special algorhism or something, but if it can be done, or allready done, please point me in the direction where to find it :)
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anyway what I want to know is, after logging into Windows 7, is there a program allready made that mimics how Blizzard's Authenticator works by generating 6 random numbers that must be typed in after pressing a button on the actual Authenticator?
It's hard to explain what I want it to do, so here is a youtube to try and explain it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IImstQUq_QQ
at 30 seconds he types in his username/password into WoW. Pretend that is the Windows 7 Login screen instead... then it comes up with the screen 'enter your generatred digital blizzard authenticator code'. After pressing the button on the authenticator, it shows 6 digits, which when typed in, allows him to login.
Is there a way to copy that, so I can use my Authenticator to login to Windows 7 itself the same way I use my authenticator to login to WoW? Im not software tech savvy so Im thinking the authenticator uses pre-programmed codes or a special algorhism or something, but if it can be done, or allready done, please point me in the direction where to find it :)
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