Gemplus USB Key Smart Card Reader
USBVID_08E6&PID_3438&REV_0100
USBVID_08E6&PID_3438
windows 7 driver managerment display: smart card,no drivers
SCFILTERCID_8065a209010352
but "USB Key smart Card Reader" works fine.
View Replies (Posted: 08-07-2009)
Sponsored Links:
Related Forum Messages for Windows 7:
Broadcom USB Smart Card Reader Not Working
After upgrading my Vista Business SP2 (32-bit) to Windows 7 Ultimate RC (32-bit) my Broadcom USB smart card reader does not work any longer (Dell Latitude E6400 with built in smart card reader). The newest available driver from dell support was already tested (Broadcom, driver date 09/23/2008, version 1.0.0.1, digitally signed WHQL, released by dell in March 09), but the device can not start (Error code 10) with Windows 7. With the Microsoft WUDF Driver (Usbccid, driver date 06/21/2006, version 6.1.7100.0) the device starts but whenever I insert my smart card an additional device is detected (other device - smart card) but no driver found - Error message is: The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28). What else can I try to get this reader working again (with vista sp2 the smart card reader was working fine with the broadcom driver)?
Posted: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 11:11 PM
View 11 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Reader Issues
This is the only major showstopper for me in using Seven 95% ActivIdentity USB Reader V2 ActiveClient 6.1 Both work fine in Vista 64 on the same box in dual boot. In Vista the driver used is the generic MS usbccid.sys driver version 6.0.6001.18000 dated 6/1/2006 In Seven there are 4 MS drivers all version 6.1.7000.0 dated 6/21/2006: - scfilter.sys - WUDFUsbccidDriver.dll - winusb.sys - WUDFRd.sys In Device Manager status I get the "This device Cannot Start. (code 10)" message. If I uninstall the device and plug it back in I can see that Windows sees an ActivCard USB reader V2 (shows up in "Other Devices" while drivers are trying to install) but the install fails for the Microsoft Usbccid smartcard Reader (WUDF). I have tried the latest drivers to no avail.
Posted: 01-31-2009
View 9 Replies!
View Related
Akasa Internal Smart Card Reader Does Not Work
I have installed this reader on my Asus Rampage Extreme MoBo, plugging it in to 2 different USB headers and, although there is power to it as the blue power light is illuminated, and I get a red light when plugging a Compact Flash card in Windows7 RC1Â does not recognize the reader. I have installed the software using Vista SP2 compatibility mode and Vista compatibility mode, both with and without running as administrator I get a device status of 'Device cannot start (Code 10)'. There are no Win7 drivers for this reader on Akasa's web site. Does anyone know of a different card reader which will work with Win7?
Posted: Thursday, August 13, 2009 11:02 AM
View 11 Replies!
View Related
All In One USB 2.0 Card Reader No Drivers?
im running an evga sli 58x, and windows 7 64bit 7077 i have the RC1 version of windows 7 but i hate to install that and as i have all my games and everything id have to reinstall with it(major pain) plus im not even sure if that would fix my problem anyways when i plug my card reader in i can't access it at all, it does show up in device manager but it says drivers not installed. I don't think they make this card reader anymore and there would be drivers floating around for a card reader, so what are my choices?
Posted: 06-18-2009
View 0 Replies!
View Related
USB All In 1 Mini Card Reader
I bought this Generic USB All in 1 Mini Card Reader off eBay (Some Cheap chinese thing) It worked fine on my previous setup, Windows Vista x64, and it still works on my fathers computer, Vista x64 I believe. But When I try to connect it to my current Windows 7 x64 install, it justs gives me an I/O device error, I think it might have something to do with the Device driver for Win 7 It might not be compatible, I don't know just thought somebody might have an idea if I can get it to work in Windows 7.
Posted: 4 Weeks Ago
View 1 Replies!
View Related
Realtek USB 2.0 Card Reader X64 Issue
I have a notebook Gateway M 1617, with Realtek card reader but it doesn working with the new Windows 7 build 7100, I've tried go to realtek driver web site, downloaded the Windows 7 driver version also got the win vista version. but nothing worked for me..
Posted: 07-23-2009
View 1 Replies!
View Related
15 In 1 Card Reader USB Device Stops Functioning
When I get to my computer after being away I get the message that a USB device has been stopped and this is what I found. This driver responded slower than expected to the resume request while servicing this device: Driver File Name : Driverusbuhci Driver Friendly Name : UHCI USB Miniport Driver Driver Version : 6.1.7100.0 (winmain_win7rc.090421-1700)
Posted: Friday, June 05, 2009 10:54 PM
View 2 Replies!
View Related
Shuttle Card Reader PC 23 (USB) - Error Code 10
I have tried several times to use my Shuttle Card Reader (PC23) that is connected to my mainbord on a free internal extended USB connector. Error message : Error Code 10 - can`t use device. If I insert a SD Card in the SD slot on the Card Reader, and use the hardware trobleschooting in Windows 7 RC : Win 7 can reconise the SD Card and I can use it, but only during the session. Next time i start the system I have the same error as before. For this 4 in one Card Reader there is no Driver for Win XP or Vista nesesary, so i think there normally no driver needed for Windows 7 RC either.Â
Posted: Thursday, August 13, 2009 7:50 PM
View 4 Replies!
View Related
Dell USB Card Reader Not Working Properly
I have a Dell XPS Studio 435T that was running Vista Home Prem. 64 bit. My card readers were labeled G:, H:, I:, and J: and were there when I got the machine. C: and D: are the Dell Vista Home Prem. 64 bit OS and the Dell Restore partition, E: and F: are my DVD drives. These drives always appear. The system was built early May and was the A07 BIOS. When I needed to read an SD card, I plugged the card into the proper slot, nothing happened? Discovered the drive was NOT on Explorer nor COMPUTER desktop icon when double clicked. I have a Canon printer with card slots, put the card in the printer after I turned it on and I can read the card, so it isn't the card (unless the 435T's slot can't read 8GB SD cards). I don't get any errors when starting the system and nothing apparent in the Event Viewer. I called Dell figuring they'd be aware of this problem and have a suggestion. Wrong, they claim it isn't a common problem and is either a h/w problem or I 'did something' to the system that caused this. Suggested fix was to restore the system to the shipped state and I was not too happy about that. The Rep. then agreed to get on my system and look at it. I showed him the drives and the Device Manager that had an 'Unknown Device' and that it had no driver. I showed him that when I tried to update the drive it said I had the correct driver. I deleted that device and then had Device Manager search for changes and it found the same 'Unknown Device'. Now the Rep. thought I had a driver problem and proceeded to re-load the Intel Chipset drivers. I think I did replace those with more recent ones, but I let him. It installed INSTANTLY and the rep. said it meant I had the drivers installed... Checked the drives again, not there. Next step as for me to shut-off the system and restart into the BIOS screen and RESET the BIOS to the factory default. OK, but when the system booted, didn't do anything for the problem. Now the Rep. asked if I could open the case and check the cables to the reader bar. This was after he came back on-line after checking what to do next. By this time I decided I wanted to try something, I have a USB single card reader. I put the SD card into it and inserted it into the card readers USB connector. It found the device, although it didn't assign a drive? Put that same device into the USB connectors behind it and it had the same results but the Rep. was now convinced I had power to the card reader and wouldn't need to open the case. I then used a real USB Flash drive, put that in the card bar and it worked and could be read (and the Rep. wanted to connect and open the flash drive to be sure, which I allowed). So, the Rep. wants to REPLACE the h/w. From the reports I've seen, this is a waste of time. His response was he's never seen other reports of this failure and my only other choice is to restore Vista to the shipped state. So I OK'ed the h/w replacement. I know I've seen the drives as recently as 2 weeks ago. I was surprised one day when I opened Explorer and saw additional drives and then determined they were the card slots. As suddenly as they appeared, a few days later they were gone. Dell eventually replaced the device, cable from motherboard to it, and even the motherboard. In all cases, replacing that component had the card slots reappear on boot, only to disappear sometime later. This had been ongoing since July when I first discovered the problem. Only after I installed Win7 was the true problem discovered. I had a random BSOD under Vista with DVD Flick. Not often, but it happened. All I had to do was re-boot and it worked fine. Assumed it was a memory problem. After installing Win7 and booting after a BSOD from DVD Flick Win7 reported a USB device was not working properly and showed a list of USB devices. The suggestion, unplug and re-plug the device and if it didn't fix it, replace the device. Well, looking in Explorer, the card slots were gone. Unplugged the cable and put them back in (case had to be opened to do this) and booted, problem was gone. I've since removed DVD Flick and the problem has not come back. So, the question is why wasn't the USB port working properly? I assume an initialization problem, and I see a HOTFIX was just released for Nvidia systems with 4GB's of memory and USB devices stop working so I wonder if the USB drivers could be at fault here?
Posted: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 1:01 PM
View 2 Replies!
View Related
Installation Failed When Internal Card Reader Was Connected To USB Connector
I tried to install Windows 7 on a computer where the internal card reader was connected to the USB connector on the MB. This lead to an error message like "Windows could not terminate the system configuration..... please reboot. This message came up after each new reboot. Even boot in safe mode didn't change anything. I deleted the HDD completely and disconnected the card reader and restarted the installation. Then it worked fine. The problem came probably from the drive letter. The 2 DVD drives were now D: and E:. At the first installation D: to G: was taken by the card reader and the DVD drives got I: and J:Maybe this information will help others with the same problem.
Posted: Thursday, September 10, 2009 4:58 PM
View 1 Replies!
View Related
Wakes From Standby Doesn't Recognise USB Memory Card Reader
Most times when waking from a standby, the machine finds new hardware (a USB media card reader) and says it cant load drivers for it. It has a yellow (!) on in under Device Manager. I restart the computer and everything is back to normal. How can I stop this from happening? This is on a preconfigured HP M9340F machine.
Posted: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 5:54 PM
View 6 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Drivers For XP
I need some Drivers for my computer I bought at Cyberpower pc. It's an x- infinity case. It's about 5 years old. They said they don't have the driver's anymore. Wondering I somebody here has them. Drivers for the USB smart card.
Posted: 11-22-2009
View 2 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Driver
W7 RC is requesting a driver for my smartcard. The smartcard reader is properlly installed and W7 reports no issues with it. Same hardware/smartcard is working under Vista. Any idea?
Posted: Friday, May 01, 2009 10:14 AM
View 4 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Compatibility
Can someone shed some light for me on the elusive Smart Card driver issue present in Windows 7.7600? First off finding a PC/SC reader that would work was a challenge, I settled on the SCM3310 reader, but now I cannot find a "card" that windows will see and speak too. From the logon screen, it says insert SC. Once inserted it says it searching for drivers, then it fails. Reporting Smart Card error. I have used the Gemalto .NET Bio card, and a standard card, as well as an ActivCard. Please advise, im stumped. PS. I have tested this within 2008R2 as well as 7.
Posted: Thursday, October 08, 2009 2:01 PM
View 3 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Issue
I do own a SmartCard Reader, which seems to work under W7 properly, but I'm getting no success with the smartcard itself. I do have the same software installed in Windows Vista x64 and W7. Vista works perfect, W7 doesn't. Even tho the reader can access to the smart card and show me details about the certificate stored on it, I can't authenticate into any webpage. Any help on this? Is anyone else having issues with smartcards? W7 Beta running on an AMD Semprom 3200+ (1800Mhz) with 2 Gbs of RAM and a built-in Nvidia 6100 VGA, and mate, it runs like a charm! And now on my VAIO FE31M Laptop.
Posted: Thursday, April 02, 2009 7:56 PM
View 5 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card And BitLocker
I am trying to use the PIV card for BitLocker Drive Encryption. The smart card has an encryption certificate and authentication certificate. I get an error message that "A certificate suitable for BitLocker cannot be found on your smart card". My encryption certificate has no Enhanced Key Usage field and the key usage attribute is set to Key encipherment. As per the Microsoft documentation http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd875548(WS.10).aspx it should work, but it does not. Any ideas/suggestions?
Posted: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 4:22 PM
View 1 Replies!
View Related
Gemalto Smart Card
This isn't really a driver issue but more of a some help with local policy / permissions (I think). I have just put a new Windows 7 PC on our domain and I am having a few troubles getting the Gemalto Smart card to work as a user. This card has the Gemplus esigner which lets us authenticate to connect back to our bank for secure banking. Basically this PC is in a domain which locks the desktop and programs down so a user cannot access Programs etc. We then place an RDP icon in the start menu and they access their programs via RDP into a terminal server. Only a few programs are run locally on the PC. When we install the Gemalto software on an XP machine we set permissions on the installation folder for everyone to have read / write access along with the registry key and this works fine an allows users to be able to use this on the local PC. With Windows 7 I have tried this but I keep getting "Cannot fine the certificate store" error – however this works as administrator (local PC) which leads me to a permissions thing or a domain setting. I can insert the smart card and manually import the certificate which reports successful yet the same error occurs. Has anyone else has this issue or can anyone point me in the right direction?
Posted: 11-23-2009
View 5 Replies!
View Related
Drivers Not Found For Smart Card
We are using SCR3311 card reader to connect smart card to our java application. It works fine with Windows XP, VISTA and Windows 2008 server 64bit OS. But when we use the card reader with Windows 7 64 bit or windows 7 32 bit, it doesnot work properly. On inserting the card into the card reader it says drivers could not be installed properly.
Posted: Thursday, December 03, 2009 6:06 AM
View 2 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card That Support Win 7
I want to use a Smartcard to authenticate when logging into Windows and to use for Bit locker To Go. I have a card reader with Windows 7 drivers, but I need to know what Smartcards that have drivers for Windows 7 (x64), and that can be used for this purpose. I am running Windows 7 64 bit. Thanks for sharing any  Smartcard with Windows 7  experiences with me.
Posted: Sunday, September 06, 2009 10:27 PM
View 2 Replies!
View Related
BitLockerToGo Smart Card Issue
I am trying to encypt a USB Flash Drive with BitLockerToGO using Smartcard as an authentication. When i insert the smard card into the smart card reader, it says that the card is available for use. However, the card is not the one being requested, and cannot be used for the current operation. The smart card reader is CCID USB Reader The smart card inserted is ActivCard ActivClient (Oberthur CosmopollC 64K V5.2)
Posted: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 3:05 AM
View 2 Replies!
View Related
Windows 7 Smart Card Logon
Testing PKI with Windows 7 x64 under a (otherwise) working public key infrastructure (Windows 2008 CA) using Smart Card certificates based on V2 templates. I've enrolled an AD user successfully with a smartcard and validating the cert it looks all ok (via certutil -scinfo). For all intents and purposes the smart card appears ok but when I try to logon with the user and the smartcard inserted in the machine, I get the following error message: "The system could not log you on. You cannot use a smart card to log on because smart card login is not supported for your user account. Contact your system administrator to ensure that smart card logon is configured for your organization." Kind of weird message :-/ The smart card reader is in-built on a Dell E6400 ATG... the smart card itself is a Gemalto .NET based card. I've validated that the cert is correctly written to the card via the netsolutions site at Gemalto ... Windows 7 reads the smart card and the user ID correctly from the GUI Logon screen ... it's only when I enter the PIN and it attempts to logon do I get the above message.... Is there anything "special" I need to do in Windows 7 or in group policy to enable smart card support?? This has worked fine in the past on XP.... Both the smart card service and the certificate propogation service are running..
Posted: Monday, December 07, 2009 10:07 PM
View 8 Replies!
View Related
Virtual PC RC Smart Card Not Recognized
issue I am having as it is causing me to need to carry a second laptop.I am running RTM Windows 7 Ultimate x64. I have installed the RC for Windows Virtual PC and created another Windows 7 virtual machine as well as downloaded and enabled XP Mode. I am trying to connect via VPN to a corporate network that requires Smart Card authentication. I have ensured that Integration Features are enable, and the smart card reader is installed, but any time I try to connect it states the following. A smart card was detected but is not the one required for the current operation. The smart card you are using may be missing required driver software or a required certificate.I can't seem to find a way to get it to recognize the smart card itself, not the reader.In my host Windows 7 machine it works just fine.The smart card reader is the following from Device ManagerTexas Instruments PCI GemCore based SmartCard controller, it is PCI based, and has the default Windows 7 driver from GEmplus Version 1.0.1.20 The smart Card is the following from Device ManagerGemalto .NET Smart Card with the default Windows 7 driver from Gemalto Version 8.1.0.1 The VPN dialer starts but it states to please insert a smart card, if you look at details it knows there is a smart card in the slot but gives the message above that it isn't a valid smart card. It does this with both the XP mode machine and the Windows 7 machine that I have created manually.Has anyone experienced this or could provide additional steps to make this work.
Posted: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 9:01 PM
View 3 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Dialog Popup
We have an issue in smart card dialog popup with Win7 If you try to sign any data with Smart Card, user is asked to insert his smart card in the reader and then enter his PIN. Now as long as card is not removed from the reader, user is not asked to enter PIN every you call sign API and data is signed correctly. If you pull smart card out, then user is asked to insert card and enter PIN when signing API is called, but after that even if the card is left in the reader, user is asked for PIN every time you call sign operation.  This only happens on Win7, we have tested on Vista, 2003 and XP and it does not ask PIN again and again for each operation after you  pull smart card out and put back in. I have tried creating a new instance of RSACryptoServiceProvider on every signing call or used singleton implementation both and problem persists in both implementations. Does anyone have idea on what is changed in Win7 ? and what is the fix for this? Below is the sample code which repros the condition.
Posted: Monday, October 12, 2009 6:45 PM
View 1 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Integration With Bitlocker
I have read about bit locker feature in Windows 7 and i need some clarifications for following queries. I appreciate if someone can answer. 1) We cant use smart card certificates to encrypt operating system drive. Please confirm? 2) If i use USB Flash driver to encrypt operating system drive, in that case can i use smart card certificates to encrypt Fixed, removable and other partition(like D, E) drives? I know if i have TPM enabled on my hardware then i can use smart card to encrypt my fixed and removable drives. 3) What certificate template i have to use to issue certificates for my smart cards ( i am using Windows Server 2003).
Posted: Friday, June 19, 2009 7:32 AM
View 1 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Readers Get An Extra Driver
I am working for a smart card reader company, and was checking Windows 7 with our existing drivers. I noticed that on installation Smart card readers get an extra driver (scfilter.sys, some class driver). This would be fine with me, although i am not sure what it does exactly... Next to that, whenever I insert a smart card, Windows 7 tries to install a device!! Weird for me, but as long as it works, I in fact do not care too much ;) But unfortunately in some cases, like:Â 'combined' drivers using a bus-driver, a virtual reader/card driver, this prevents the drivers to work? In the case of the bus driver it does not load the other function drivers, the virtual reader driver (where a buddy driver takes on the role of the card) the reader/'card' insertion is never noticed. Is there anywhere where I can find info on this and on how to solve this??
Posted: Thursday, January 15, 2009 2:49 AM
View 3 Replies!
View Related
Smart Card Resource Manager 1068 Error
I got an error when i was trying to use webatm. I found that my Smart card Resource manager was unable to start. And i don's know if i installed wrong version of "Smart card base components" from the guide on the website. How can i reinstall/fix my SCRM services ? I'm using Win7 X64 Enterprise.
Posted: Monday, January 11, 2010 11:57 AM
View 6 Replies!
View Related
|
TRACKER
