Token management for Integrated Smart Card

I'm trying to move a digital identity/digital signature from my laptop keystore to a smart card on my T61p with Vista 64. I've tried the Raaksign Token Management Utility Version 2.3.0.19. When I launch that utlity I run into an issue where the "Transfer ID to token" is greyed out. I know that the utility may or may not be supported on Vista 64. If this doesn't work, how do I transfer a digital ID to a token?
Thanks!
Mblasto
Message Edited by mblasto on 07-06-2008 07:08 PM

Hi, exclusive4job
I would make sure the the BIOS is up to date for your system, which can be found here. Following that, I would enter the BIOS by pressing Enter at the splash screen and then pressing F1. Once here, navigate to Security ► I/O Port Access. Make sure the Smart Card Reader is set to Enabled here.
Best of luck. Let me know how it goes,
Adam
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