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This article explains how to locate a certificate's thumbprint in the SafeNet Authentication Client on Windows. The thumbprint is often needed for authentication, troubleshooting, or code-signing.

Set up a Sectigo-issued OV or EV Code Signing or Document Signing certificate on a SafeNet USB token.

This article explains how to download and install the SafeNet Authentication Client (SAC) so you can use Sectigo certificates supplied on an eToken across Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Configure SafeNet Authentication Client for Single Sign-On so users enter their token password only once per computer session — useful for batch-signing multiple documents or code files without repeated password prompts.

This article provides troubleshooting steps to resolve issues where a SafeNet USB Token is not detected on a Windows system. It covers remote access limitations, smart card reader driver issues, SafeNet Authentication Client installation problems, and hardware-related checks.