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From: Suslik luna on 19 Dec 2007 05:56
> Maybe his bank will reimburse him since
> it is their security feature that he
> wants to access. It does not hurt to ask.

This will not solve the original problem; and finally the bank folks can say
"this is a known issue with YOUR computer, it is not our problem". If they
are user-friendly they can tell him to re-install Windows, or try some
workarounds.

This is a very weird problem, because initially you can blame it on the
hardware, and then on the driver, and then on the [lack of] driver's
signature, etc. If you're experienced with readers and know some basic
details about PC/SC, you can be familiar with the problem of the faulty smart
card service.


In the meantime, I found a solution and described it here:
http://www.lazybit.com/index.php/a/2007/12/19/windows_xp_re_install_smart_card_service


I tested this on two different computers - it works. I hope the original
poster still reads this thread :-)
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