Problem with the DNI reader

[defaultuser]

@cinusara said in Problem with DNI reader:

I have downloaded the active x for DNI for PC environment, but it is a Dell file I do not know how to install it can you help me

It is a DLL file not DELL
The instructions on the same page where it is downloaded:

Installation

Just copy the library into system32(64bit version) or SysWOW64(32bit version) and register it with regsvr32.exe

[cinusara]

Hello everyone
I have done it as you told me and opened cmd as administrator and with this command
cd c:\\windows\\regsvr32x ActiveXDNIe_x64.dll

but it says access denied

why can't I, you have to forgive me I am a little older and sometimes it gets complicated for me.
thanks

[defaultuser]

@cinusara Try this:

C:\\Windows\\System32\\regsvr32 <ActiveXDNIe_x64.dll>

Remember that first the file ActiveXDNIe_x64.dll must be inside the folder C:\\Windows\\System32

[defaultuser]

@defaultuser In a hypothetical process of starting from scratch, you would also have to uninstall the update(s) related to the DNI in Windows Update

[cinusara]

Hello again.
I have done well as you have told me but nothing, I continue with the same problem, it does not recognize the DNI.
Looking for information on all the sites and there is one that says to install java, can you inform me if java is necessary, and in case of uninstalling the DNI updates how would I do it
Thanks again

[defaultuser]

@cinusara As I told you, I don't know the whole process, but I've looked it up on Google "check if the dnie works" and I found more detailed instructions

https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es/Sede/ayuda/consultas-informaticas/firma-digital-sistema-clave-pin-tecnica/comprobaciones-tecnicas-funcionamiento-dnie.html

[defaultuser]

@cinusara said in Problem with DNI reader:

in case of uninstalling the DNI updates how would I do it

uninstall updates

[cinusara]

Hello, well I have done everything and for double what you have recommended and it still does not work.
Well I don't know what to do anymore, but one last question before I give up, if I have Windows 10 Pro x64 would it be necessary to have Java installed, on the police page it says yes but they are very old and only up to Windows Vista.
In Windows 10 would it be necessary
thanks

[defaultuser]

@cinusara said in Problem with DNI reader:

if I have windows 10 pro x64 would it be necessary to have java installed, on the police page it says yes but they are very old and only up to windows vista

Which ones are very old? The pages? I don't understand.
The truth is that the instructions leave much to be desired when they are supposed to be for the general public, even in the eyes of someone with a little more idea it seems like they were made very reluctantly, and it leaves me perplexed being a national project.

If the clarifying information is messed up by the rest of the web, in the tax office and in a thousand places:
"...To install certificates in the Java store instead of in the browser's store the steps to follow are:..."
This is from https://www.viafirma.com/faq/es/instrucciones-para-instalar-certificados-en-el-almacen-de-java-en-windows/
And it turns out that java is another alternative option to the browser for storing certificates, and surely on the dnie website they make a mess that you don't know what they are talking about at each moment

[defaultuser]

Come on, with the certificates in the browser you don't need Java...

[cinusara]

Well, I'm looking in Chrome, in security and managing certificates on the personal screen, I don't have any certificates. I've tried importing them from the DNI installation software and they don't appear in the personal tab, why??

[defaultuser]

@fassou ¿de cual versión es tu DNIe?

[_Neptunno_]

Is it possible that the DNI certificate has expired? I had no idea that they expired until I went to use it a couple of years ago to submit an application, I bought a reader and there was no way it would work. I found out that the certificates expire every two years, so you should go to a police station to check, in principle if it is a recent DNI (or I don't know what specific model) you could update it in a kind of machine by yourself, but if not you should make an appointment for them to do it for you.

I tell you this in case this is the problem... mostly because no matter how many readers you use, if the certificate has expired you won't be able to do anything.

Regards!!

[cinusara]

the DNI is up to date when the reader did not read it, I went to the police to renew the certificates a week ago, I do not know what version it is, but it must be updated

[Fassou]

@defaultuser I now have the 3.0 as I suppose most do, but before I had the first DNIe (the top two in the photo).

And I have used both without any problem with the same reader, with the known limitations that I talk about above, as a way of advice to use it easily (original and updated Windows 10 / W11, and connect the Smart Card reader a few seconds before opening Microsoft Edge, so that it is configured, a matter of drivers that Windows itself already has and so on).

Simply using another browser, or using it on another OS that is not Windows, requires extra effort and configuration, or it may make the task impossible.

Salu2!