HID OMNIKEY 3121 USB Smart Card Reader eID ID Identity Card Digital Signature

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This section steps through how to configure group policy, when applying a fix to multiple workstations in your organisation. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Device Installation > Device Installation Restrictions. The OMNIKEY 5022 CL's innovative design and compact form factor enables its use in restricted environments where computers on wheels and mobile work stations are commonly used. HID® is committed to assisting customers with their products throughout the product lifecycle and as products are updated and enhanced. HID provides full support for all of its products from the date of market availability until the product has been withdrawn from the market. We apply the following support coverage to the different product lifecycle phases:

Meeting both the ISO 14443 A/B and the ISO 15693 standards, you can be sure that this is a reliable choice of dual frequency smart card reader. Preconfigured: Configured for an easy output of most common credentials like common cards and use cases, so it’s ready to use, straight out of the boxThe OMNIKEY 5022 is interoperable with a number of smart card technologies, tags, and NFC-enabled smart devices. By supporting numerous credentials based on common ISO14443 A/B, ISO 15693 standards, the reader is an ideal entry-level choice to support a small footprint in desktop environments. The error 'Failed to create keys. Please start again' can occur when attempting CMS operations on Oberthur (Series 8) smartcards if the registry has not been modified to correctly read Oberthur smartcards. Supports high-frequency credentials: Including Seos ®, iCLASS SE ®, MIFARE ® Classic ® and MIFARE DESFire ® EV1 as well as NFC All versions of MS, BT Identity Agent and HSCIC Identity Agent V1 are now unwarranted, and users are strongly recommended to upgrade to the currently supported identity agent (NHS Digital IA v2).

Open Group Policy editor, by typing Edit group policy, in Windows search or by typing gpedit.msc, and hit the Enter key. This will open Group Policy Editor. When a user’s smartcard is about to expire and they try do the 'self-renew' operation on a Gemalto or Oberthur smartcard they can also get different errors. There are issues reading the smartcard if the drivers for the card reader are not the correct ones. Later versions of Windows 10 are especially susceptible to this issue and can install the OmniKey 3121 as a CCID reader OmniKey 3021. Resolution Get Registry value corrected if it has been changed due to EMIS issue with the help of your local ICT department. More details can be found on Identity Agent Administrator guide. Incorrect changes to the registry could stop your machine working. Only make changes if you know what you are doing. Your local ICT department will be able to assist otherwise. Very old version of identity agentBelow is an example of a CIS Diagnostic Log showing this, but you may see variations depending on how many readers you have.