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Right click the 'DoDRootCA31-58.p7b' file and select: 'Install Certificate,' Next, Next, Finish, OK.
Right Click this link and select ' Save Target As,' save to your desktop.
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This is a manual method of installing the DoD certificates, which are currently DOD CA-31 through DOD SW CA-58.
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Users cannot install the DoD certificates by using the InstallRoot file (this same process will also work for anyone not wanting to utilize DISA's InstallRoot file). Kaspersky is working on an automated fix, but for now try this workaround: Open Kaspersky 2013 Click Settings Click Application control Click Applications Look for Oracle America (this is the Java and it should be trusted already) Open each item in that folder using double click Under the tab Exclusions check all 5 checkboxes and click OK' A person reported that he also had to exclude all of the Java Platform SE binary entries under the Oracle '+' button as well. Read more 'This is a known issue with Java, Windows 8 and Kaspersky antivirus. Users who are using Kaspersky antivirus and trying to get to DTS may have issues. You can use Compatibility view by clicking the 'torn paper' icon (IE 10) in the web address line. Users who are still using Outlook Web Access 2003 may see this message when trying to check their email in IE 10 & 11(this affects Windows 10, 8.1, 8, & 7 users): Here is what it says (if you really wanted to know:) Internet Explorer 11 is not compatible with Outlook Web Access 2003. The same problems we had with IE 9 have continued with IE 10 & 11 in regards to accessing some Government websites.
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Install CSSi for Windows (available for purchase from or ) Windows 8 uses Internet Explorer 10 or 11, Windows 8.1 uses IE 11. Download Select: SmartCardManager-1.0.1-6-2.exe C. Install ActivClient 7.1.0.153: ARMY users can download 7.1.0.153 from link.Īll other branches can purchase it from. So, if it doesn't work for you, you have the following three solutions: A. I have not figured why some work and some don't.
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People who have updated from Windows 8 to 8.1 who were previously using ActivClient 7.0.2.25 should uninstall 7.0.2.x and then update to 7.1.0.153 NOTE: 'Some' people who have the Windows 8 / 8.1 BASIC edition shows only as Windows 8 / 8.1 are unable to get it to work I'm hearing of a few more each day that some people are having luck. People who have updated from Windows 8 to 8.1 who were previously using ActivClient 6.2.0.x will need to uninstall it, restart computer to be able to use your CAC. You 'may' be able to use the Windows 8 or 8.1.
1.: Installing ActivClient 6.2.0.x or 6.1.x.x may make your CAC NOT work. The basic CAC installation on Windows 8 / 8.1 is no different than it is for Windows 7 other than. Here's how: Open IE, click Tools, Internet Options, Security, Local Intranet, Sites, Advanced, enter your webmail (or other CAC site) into it. NOTE: Two individuals have emailed me stating that if you add the website you are having the constant PIN prompts to the Intranet zone, the persistent PIN prompts went away. CSSi did require me to 'activate' my CAC each time I inserted it into the reader.
(Smart Card Manager is not helping some Navy personnel with the annoying PIN prompt). Both Smart Card Manager & CSSi did not experience this very annoying issue for me in my tests. The current 6.2.0.x version of ActivClient does not work on most people's Windows 8 or 8.1 computers. Windows 7 users had the option to install ActivClient 6.2.0.x to cache their PIN. You may be prompted for your PIN constantly. NOTE: One VERY Annoying issue when using the Windows 8 & 8.1 built in Smart Card Utility even using ActivClient 7.0.1.x / 7.0.2.x is when accessing Outlook Web App (OWA) aka. Google Chrome would open up all except the encrypted emails since S/MIME is not compatible with any web browser other than Internet Explorer.
I was also not able to read most emails, I could only see the header. In my tests it will read, but you are still prompted for your PIN quite often.
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NEWS: The latest patch at or above for ActivClient 7.0.2.25 is needed to use your CAC with Windows 8.1. To use DTS with Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 8.1, for instructions People who have updated from Windows 8 to 8.1 (who were previously using ActivClient 6.2.0.x) will need to uninstall it, restart computer to be able to use your CAC now. Search Militar圜AC: Please website with your friends and .ml. The Definitive Source for Everything CAC Common Access Card help for your P ersonal C omputer Be notified of page updates Powered by: Also available at: MOST PEOPLE ARE ABLE TO USE THEIR CAC WITH WINDOWS 8 / 8.1 Utilizing your CAC on Windows 8.1 'can' be as easy as.
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