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  CAC (Common Access Card) help for your personal computer

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If you want to utilize your CAC to only logon to AKO or other CAC enabled sites (and not sign forms or use DTS), consider using LPS (Lightweight Portable Security)

I have come across a very serious problem:  ID card offices are now issuing out new PIV II CAC's.  You can tell if yours is one of these by looking for either of these on the back at the top.  "Gemalto TOP DL GX4 144K" or "Oberthur ID One 128 v5.5 Dual." 

Three possible fixes are known right now for this problem.  First is to install the newest DoD certificates, second is to run this fix for your version of Windows (either 32 or 64 bit), and the third is to install ActivClient 6.2.

If you have a few moments, consider taking a Quick Survey

This website is here to assist you with the installation of software so you can use your CAC on your personal computer. 

There are 5 different methods you may use to install the software. 

1. Click the Software & Install Button (second button from the left) in the row of buttons at the top of every page in the site. Once you click the Software & Install Button, follow the buttons from left to right. 

2. Use the Site Map link at the top of every page (left of the MilitaryCAC.com logo) 

3. Use the Installation Steps above

4. Use the "One-Stop Shop" notes page.

5. Use the quick visual installation instructions  PDF or PowerPoint

Whichever method you decide to use is designed to help you successfully install your CAC reader and needed software on your personal computer.  Each page includes step by step installation instructions.

Please utilize the contact page to ask questions, offer comments, ideas, and / or suggestions. 

This website was developed and is maintained by CW3 (Chief Warrant Officer Three) Michael J. Danberry

  I created this website because I was unable to find information showing me how to utilize my Common Access Card (CAC) on my personal computers.  MilitaryCAC.com has been online since 9 November 2007, has assisted many people [look at the counter on the bottom of this page to see how many people have visited this site], and has been indexed by most search engines.

AKO's CAC Resource Center has been redesigned and renamed the CAC Reference Center.  (I am the content provider for the new site).  I am not employed by AKO, I assist them by answering emails addressed to ako.cac.

This website is designed to primarily assist Army users using Microsoft Windows Operating systems.

For support of other agencies of the Federal Government and Operating Systems click the respective links below:

 

Operating Systems:
Apple
Linux
Other Agencies:
Air Force
Marine Corps
Navy
Coast Guard
DoD Civilian

    The contact page lists 6 different methods I make myself available to assist you.