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Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:27 pm
by jules
well maybe I was wrong and it should have been this one instead

Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:32 pm
by Banned
OMG Gumby, you are sooooo HOT! I would take you to a Holiday Inn Express.
Banned
Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:38 pm
by jules
But who gets to take Obama?
Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:39 pm
by GumbyCT
Only in your R-E-M big guy!!! Do you get any?
Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:56 pm
by DreamDiver
You may need to uninstall the broken driver and install the correct driver.
You can get the correct drivers for the card reader here:
http://www.two-factor.com/driver/DT3500 ... o_v1_3.exe
This is the driver created by the people who made the card reader for Encore Pro, but it will work for Viewer too.
- Save the .exe file. (Note where you saved it.)
- Make sure your smart-card reader is plugged in.
- From your desktop (in Classic Mode), right click 'My Computer' and pull down to properties.
- Click on the 'Hardware' tab.
- Click 'Device Manager'.
- Scroll down until you find 'Smart Card Readers.'
- Select 'Make DT3500....' (If it shows as a yellow warning triangle with a driver warning or some other standard windows smart-card driver, that's okay, we're going to remove it anyway. Just select whatever smart-card driver appears.)
- Right click on the driver and pull down to 'Uninstall.'
- Pull out the card-reader and leave it out until I say.
- Reboot.
- Navigate to your card-reader installer and double click.
- Follow the prompts using all defaults. (Just click next and finish through everything.)
- If it asks you to plug in the card-reader, do it. Otherwise, don't.
- Finish the installer.
- Reboot.
- Plug in your card reader without a card.
- Windows should look for and install the correct driver without hesitation.
- Plug in your card.
- Turn on Encore Viewer.
I hope this works for you.