*This method has successfully restored my access to all of the military sites I had access to in the past. Uploaded on, downloaded 337 times, receiving a 96/100 rating by 120 users. Hopefully this will save some of the rest of you that headache that we all hate. Card Reader Rt5161 5169 Driver for Windows 7 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 10, 8, XP. It's taken me a lot of digging to find this solution and I've done a lot of the working with solutions from in the past and it seems every time windows changes, something about smartcard "Installroot 4: NIPR Windows Installer" is the DoD PKI certificate installer that you thenįollowing all of that, you should be up and running. To do this choose the "Trust Store" tab instead of the "Certificate Validation" tab on the Tools page of the DISA site.
#Cat card reader setup install
INSTALL "Installroot 4" on your machine.Follow the instructions to run the Cross-Certificate remover (instructions are found in the popup on NKO.The link will pop up a window with instructions for things to do on the DISA website. Instructions for this can be found by clicking the Navy Knowledge Online (NKO) website ( )Īnd clicking the CAC Login Help link below the login button in the center of the page. Below is the link to the program:Īnd below is the link to the page on (Also a wonderful resource for anyone military for finding the latest drivers and certificate packs for your computer and card reader)įinally, make sure (if you're military) that you have all of the appropriate DoD PKI Root Certificates installed and have uninstalled old/conflicting certificates. I'm not totally sure what the program actually did, however, it seems to have re-established the link between my card reader and my internet browser/certificate management software. There is an opensource software called "Smart Card Manager" which is referenced on as an alternative to using ActivClient 6.2 (AKA for those of us that can't access a CAC secured site to download a program designed to enable the use of a
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