After performing these steps, the built in smart card ability should be enabled (it should actually say that in terminal that it was re-enabled). It is recommended you do the command again after this.no password will be promptedĥ. When prompted for your computer password, know that the cursor will not move, type it in, and hit enter to processĤ. Here is the update and what fixed it for me.ģa. After performing these steps, the built in smart card ability should be enabled. When prompted for your computer password, know that the cursor will not move, type it in, and hit enter to process.ĥ. I recommend you run this command twice.Ĥ.
Sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ DisabledTokens -array & sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ EnabledTokens -array ģa. Copy the entire command below and paste it into the terminal window (or manually retype it) Open Terminal, by typing Terminal in the spotlight searchģ. NOTE3: If you have recently updated to Mac OS Catalina (10.15.x), Mac OS Big Sur (11.00.x), or Mac OS Monterrey (12.00.x) you need to re-enable the built in Smart Card ability after removing all installed enablers listed above:Ģ. I simply needed to "re-enable" my built-in Smart Card. Hope this helps others who upgraded to Monterey because this really shut me down for a bit and even wasting money another CAC. (RESOLVED) I had to go to the Terminal and do the commands it states in this link: - I recall seeing this but it recommends I do it twice….after that and a restart, the certificates popped up.
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