Windows 10: Error: The Distinguished Name in the subject field of your smart card logon certificate -...

Hi allWhen I check the Event Log and then go to "System", I can see the following error message and it appears every day several times:The Distinguished Name in the subject field of your smart card logon certificate does not contain enough information to identify the appropriate domain on an non-domain joined computer. Contact your system administrator.We are not domain joined at work, nor do we use smart card logons and I cannot ask the adm

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Smart card user name

I have smart card USB token, and when I need to enter password to sign in document with certificate, Windows security form only gives me PIN field to enter, I cant see the user name of certificate, which is really annoying.
Is there a way to display user name of certificate when displaying PIN to enter?

 

can't logon to local account via smart card

Hi Koby

My name is Andre Da Costa; an Independent Consultant, Windows Insider MVP and Windows & Devices for IT MVP. I'm here to help you with your problem.

Can you try the troubleshooting steps described in the following thread?

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-...

 

Smart Card Certificate Enumeration is not Working in WIndows 10

I have attempted to, through Group Policy, force my windows 10 login to enumerate the signature certificate on my smart card for use with login. I have this correctly set up in windows 7 and it works there but in windows 10.

I have read and applied all of the policies listed in

Smart Card Group Policy and Registry Settings

Smart Card Group Policy and Registry Settings

and also in

Certificate Enumeration but it still will not function correctly.

Certificate Enumeration