The following Windows-related use cases for virtual smart cards and other tokens are supported with Smart ID Desktop App :
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Windows logon, logging in to a PC or laptop
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TLS client cert authentication in Microsoft Edge
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Remote access using VPN or direct access
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Native app integration through MS crypto APIs CAPI or CNG
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Secure email using S/MIME
Independently of Smart ID Desktop App, the following use cases also apply:
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Document protection by signing or encryption
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BitLocker drive encryption for data volumes
If you connect to another computer using remote desktop, the virtual smart card on the remote computer is disabled.