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OEM - Input - USB CCID Smart Card Reader Keyboard

OEM · smartcard
Verified packageValidWHQL: yes
ManufacturerOEMHardware IDharvest:oem - input - usb ccid smart card reader keyboardDevice classotherArchitectureX86
OBSERVED DRIVER
1.2.1.2
Released 2009-08-27
71.94 KB package
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Driver overview

OEM Input software update released in August, 2009

VendorOEM
Device categorysmartcard
Driver version1.2.1.2
Release date2009-08-27
Device identity
Hardware IDharvest:oem - input - usb ccid smart card reader keyboard
Device classother
Update ID903d64bc-a7ef-40a2-96b4-2b22165b54bd
Supported environment
ArchitectureX86
ClassificationDrivers (Other Hardware)
RestartCan request restart
Package and signature evidence
INF namecxbu1wdm.inf
INF providerOEM
SignatureValid
WHQLyes
Package size71.94 KB
File count3
Architecture mixx86:1
Update Catalog ID903d64bc-a7ef-40a2-96b4-2b22165b54bd

Signer

CN=Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher, OU=MOPR, O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=Washington, C=US

SHA-256

81a923697ff374fb8041f0c42ef99fd8d1311937a4387b014aeab16cf60858b6
Evidence boundary: This report describes the exact catalog/package record supplied in the WinLab evidence dataset. Missing fields are explicitly marked and are never inferred.
Applicable Windows products

Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and later drivers

Microsoft driver documentation

Publisher support path

Ways to check and update this driver safely

Manually check for the correct driver

Use the exact hardware ID and supported Windows product shown in this report. Start with Windows Update, the Microsoft Update Catalog record, or the device manufacturer.

  1. Create a restore point.
  2. Confirm the device and architecture match.
  3. Review the publisher and signature.
  4. Install only the applicable official package.
Open Microsoft Update Catalog

Automatically scan for related Windows problems

Advanced System Repair can scan Windows for damaged components, registry references, services, performance problems, and driver-related issues that may affect device operation.

The scan does not guarantee that this exact catalog driver is required; always match the hardware ID before installing a package.

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Step-by-step: identify and update OEM - Input - USB CCID Smart Card Reader Keyboard safely

These illustrated Windows screens are personalized with the observed fields from this driver record. Menu wording can vary by Windows version and device class.

1

Locate the device in Device Manager

Open Device Manager, expand smartcard, and select OEM - Input - USB CCID Smart Card Reader Keyboard. Do not choose a similarly named device.

2

Compare the installed Driver tab

Open Properties → Driver and compare the provider, date, version, and signer. A version number alone is not enough to establish compatibility.

3

Confirm the hardware ID and choose a trusted source

On the Details tab, select Hardware Ids and match harvest:oem - input - usb ccid smart card reader keyboard. Then use an official source appropriate for the device.

4

Check Windows Update for an applicable driver

  1. Open Settings.
  2. On Windows 11, choose Windows Update. On Windows 10, choose Update & Security → Windows Update.
  3. Select Check for updates.
  4. When available, review Advanced options → Optional updates → Driver updates.
  5. Install only an applicable update and restart only if Windows requests it.
5

Verify the result and recover safely

After updating

Test the device, check Device Manager for warning symbols, and confirm the installed version only if an update was applied.

If the device works worse

Open Properties → Driver → Roll Back Driver when available. Otherwise use the restore point or reinstall the previous official package.

Stop when the device works correctly. A numerically newer driver is not automatically better for every computer or Windows build.
How to update your drivers automatically with Advanced System Repair
Optional paid software workflow. Review the scan results and create a restore point before applying driver changes. Availability and detected results vary by computer.
1

Download and install Advanced System Repair

Download Advanced System Repair from the official checkout, complete the installation, and open the application.

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2

Start a Driver Updates scan

Select Driver Updates, then click the large SCAN button to begin checking the computer.

Advanced System Repair start scan screen with Driver Updates selected
3

Let ASR scan for outdated and updateable drivers

Keep the application open while it gathers system data and checks driver status. The number and type of results will vary by computer.

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4

Review the results and choose Update All

Confirm that the detected device and proposed driver match before selecting Update All. The paid version may be required to apply all updates.

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