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Sir! Thanks for Military CAC - I am using x86 Windows 7 (I know, I know, blame my employer it's their laptop) and the built-in PIV 800-73 driver Works Great with my Oberthur ID One 128 v5.5 Dual card. I can provide any other information you wish to help get this up and working. I am away from home right now (Memorial Day family trip) so I have limited access to resources though obviously anything web-related I can get to - if it doesn't need a CAC card/certificate. I'm still getting used to the format of these MS forums, so if I've duplicated someone's issue, I apologize and ask that you just point me to a link that has a potential solution. ActivCard's Troubleshooting Wizard says "Your card does not comply with any of the known profiles," so on the surface it seems to be an easy fix. I can copy pasta the error report, but that seems excessive. In any event, when I insert my CAC (V5.2 on the back of the card), ActivCard reports it as being inserted in the system tray, but it cannot pull the certificates. The T60 can still connect to webmail () and read email easily, but I'd like to set up Win7 to work on this laptop so I don't have to keep lugging two laptops with me when I go on the road (I know I should be using Vista, but I'm avoiding Vista and XP OEM discs/keys are $140 now). I have ActivCard Gold 3.1 installed currently, as that's the version that my IT guy gave me back when I was setting it up on my Thinkpad T60 about 3 years ago. Firmware version is reported as 1.40 and (device?) driver version is reported as 1.39. I was able to use the files and instructions on to get my SCR331 to a "usable" state - that is, ActivCard recognizes the reader and Win7 says it's working properly (i.e.
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I've just set up Win7 32-bit on my Macbook Pro and it is working fine. I'm going to try to list as much info as I have for my situation.
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