We have been using Cryptoflex 8k smart cards on our network for several years with XP. Deploying 4 new WIndows 7 PCs and find there isn't native driver for these cards. Is there any way to make them work/download a driver? If I purchase newer .NET cards, are they programable using Server 2003 Certificate server? Craig

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