I have a ACR122 Smartcard reader I am attempting to export a PFX certificate to for password-less authentication. I have everything set up on the active directory server, but am stuck on the simplest and most frustrating issue: the driver for the actual smart card. I've tried searching the internet, using terms like, "ntag215 driver", "ntag215 driver for Windows", etc. I even tried to create my own filter driver to no avail. The hardware ID is SCFILTER\CID_804f0ca00000030603000000000000.
When I try to run certutil -csp "Microsoft Base Smart Card Crypto Provider" -importpfx id.pfx I get an error, The smart card requires drivers that are not present on this system. Please try another smart card or contact your Administrator. Does anyone know how to obtain the appropriate driver for this card? I was able to ascertain the card's information using an Android app, but Windows will barely recognize the card. Also, I have installed all of the drivers for the reader.
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JimmyP624
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Did you try to search in smart card's vendor website? – Crypt32 Apr 24 '23 at 16:13
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I tried that - they were purchased from eBay. Unfortunately, no luck. – JimmyP624 Apr 24 '23 at 17:04
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You may download these from Microsoft Catalog web site:
https://catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=ACR122%20Smartcard%20reader%20
Greg Askew
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Thanks for the answer! I already have the latest drivers for the reader, that doesn't appear to be the problem. The issue is the driver for the NFC card _itself_, which the PC is unable to recognize as a smart card, and instead uses Microsoft's "Universal Smart Card" driver for. It may need a custom driver, but I'm hoping someone out there has already done this? The card is recognized on NFC Tools on both Windows and Android as a "ntag215" model smart card, and is able to interact with it. My hope is that there is a way to program these smart cards using certutil so that I may use them. – JimmyP624 May 09 '23 at 12:41