How to View CAC Certificates Without ActivClient

How to View CAC Certificates Without ActivClient

Problem

SURVICE IT removed ActivClient middleware from SURVICE issued laptops but don't know how to verify, or view my Common Access Card (CAC ) certificates and their usage without the referenced middleware.

Solution

  1. Go to and select the Windows Start  icon.
  2. Type Manage user certificates and launch the Control Panel Manage user Certificates.
  3. Expand the folder Personal.
  4. Select the folder Certificates.
  5. Usage is indicated in the Intended Purpose column as shown in the illustration.
  6. To view a certificates information, double-mouse-click the certificate.
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