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MilitaryCAC’s ActivClient support landing page
The beginning of November, I began having issues with CAC enabled sites, though the reader and the required installed programs were working. The beginning of December, after a Windows update, the reader was no longer working. I uninstalled and reinstalled all programs, as this has fixed program issues for me in the past. Now, I’m stuck trying to reinstall a program called ActivClient.
Right before finishing the installation, the wizard begins “Rolling back action. I’ve been working several different solutions for weeks. I’ve searched the community support questions with no success. I’ve even temporarily disabled my Firewall. Any help, leading to the reader and card working, ending with being able to log in to CAC login required sites, would be greatly appreciated.
Log in and try install again. For ActivClient, it will warn you that it is not trusted. When you accept, it will install normally. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. Thank you for the response. Instructions are clear and detailed. Trouble I had was something called “BitLocker” preventing the drive from being unlocked.
I went ahead and found a way to turn it off for me to continue, and successfully, follow the instructions provided. However, after attempting the install twice, the action still rolled back, the installation was unsuccessful. Reached out else where for a solution. None yet. However, was able to create a log file to log all steps and information while the installation process took place.
Hopefully someone reading this can make sense of it. Can’t attach the. Just found out too there’s a 60, character limit. Will make multiple replies to include all log data.
Thank you for the suggestion. I followed your instructions, but it didn’t work. I have resolved my installation. The problem for me is that the ActivClient installation could not locate a smart card reader thus terminated the installation which caused Windows 10 to roll back the installation. I did this because my smart card wasn’t appearing in the Device Manager.
My smart card reader is showing, I downloaded the driver, I had the reader and the card attached. I’m still getting a roll back error.
There’s another issue besides this. Thanks for the reply. So, to get to the command line That’s fine Once you’re in the command prompt and the folder on the left is the same folder as the.
Return value 3. This software is frustrating and not very user friendly. Hopefully Microsoft can take a look at this vendor and help them clean it up. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. Most recent updates were to Windows Defender.
Not downloaded and installed. OS build- This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Disable driver signature enforcement. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to RojasJ32’s post on January 14, In reply to AJLink’s post on January 15, Site keeps popping error.
Will try to include the rest of log later. Forgot about Google drive document share. Log created pages. Spencer Yates. RojasJ32, Thank you for the suggestion. I found a few other methods to try and will report back the results. In reply to Spencer Yates’s post on January 30, To all, I have resolved my installation. I tried the following steps with success to get ActivClient v7. Not sure if it was the smart card driver or just an insertion of the smart card. Hope this helps others with their “Roll back action:” issues during ActivClient installation.
In reply to Spencer Yates’s post on February 1, In reply to AJLink’s post on January 24, Didn’t realize I had access blocked to the log file above. Access has been granted to the public. In reply to AJLink’s post on February 11, How did you create a log file of the install process? Its very unuser friendly the install just aborts with no information. In reply to faulk28’s post on February 14, These were the instructions from an outside MS Community user: So, to get to the command line In reply to AJLink’s post on February 14, This site in other languages x.
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This site in other languages x. And like most software, there are many different versions available. It’s implemented as a shared service of the services host svchost process. Was this reply helpful? If you need to Enable the startup, or needed to start it – try to run the ActivID installer again once it is up.