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Issues with iClass and Omnikey 5321 running on Win10? #5

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ghost opened this issue May 25, 2017 · 6 comments
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Issues with iClass and Omnikey 5321 running on Win10? #5

ghost opened this issue May 25, 2017 · 6 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented May 25, 2017

Any success running this program on Windows 10 with an Omnikey 5321? I can compile and launch the program, however it doesn't recognize the 5321. Other programs do recognize the 5321, but only after installing the newer drivers from HID.

@dronenb
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dronenb commented Jan 25, 2018

I got this working successfully on a 32-bit Windows 10 machine with all the latest updates. Since Windows 10 now has a built-in driver for both the Omnikey 5321 and the 6321, you have to manually point Windows to the driver installed by the package in this repository. Once you do that, it should work like a charm!

@ColdHeat
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@dronenb That's pretty interesting! Think you could grab some screenshots pointing out how to switch drivers?

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dronenb commented Mar 14, 2018

First, you must install the driver provided in the repo.

In device manager, you should see your Omnikey listed under "Smart card readers"
Right click on the Omnikey, then select "Properties"
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In the properties for the Omnikey, click the "Drivers" tab
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In the drivers page, click "Update Driver"
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Click on "Browse my computer for driver software"
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Click on "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer"
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Click on "Have Disk..."
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Click on "Browse"
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Click on "This PC"
Then select you C:\ drive
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Click on the folder entitled "OMNIKEY"
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Click on the folder entitled "5x21_V1_2_0_14"
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Click on the folder entitled "W32"
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Click on the file called "cxru0wdm"
Click "Open"
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Click "OK" in the "Install From Disk" window
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Click "Next" in the update drivers window
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Now if you go back into the properties of your Omnikey, you should see that the driver has been downgraded, so it should now work with the software provided in this repo!
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@guberti
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guberti commented Oct 1, 2020

Has anyone managed to get this running with a 64-bit machine?

@dronenb
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dronenb commented Oct 1, 2020

I haven't tried it with a 64 bit machine.... not sure if it'd work or not.

@guberti
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guberti commented Oct 4, 2020

I gave it a shot, and the 2009 driver is not compatible with 64-bit Windows 10 (HID's website mentions a 64-bit version of this driver exists, but I can't find it - @Supercodegames may have a copy). The instructions above work like a charm on 32-bit Windows 10 though!

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