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No NFC device found.

Open ansereb opened this issue 6 years ago • 10 comments

I am using ACR122U-A9 reader and windows 10 version 1709. Trying to execute "nfc-scan-device.exe" from compiled package i retrieve message "No NFC device found". Also can you compile nfc-mfclassic to this package too? From kali linux nfc-mfclassic works well with this reader.

ansereb avatar May 17 '18 10:05 ansereb

I'm also seeing the same issues.

I too am on WIndows 10 x64, I have a USB Based ACR128U DUal Boost that reads Mifare and other NFC tags perfectly fine using the provided software, but libnfc tells me it can't find any readers.

shawty avatar Aug 08 '18 19:08 shawty

I'm also seeing the same issues.

I too am on WIndows 10 x64, I have a USB Based ACR128U DUal Boost that reads Mifare and other NFC tags perfectly fine using the provided software, but libnfc tells me it can't find any readers.

In my case seems that problem was with drivers for ACR122U. I am not sure if that was an issue, i tried different things, manual driver installation was one of them, and finally i had it worked for me

ansereb avatar Jan 25 '19 14:01 ansereb

In my case seems that problem was with drivers for ACR122U. I am not sure if that was an issue, i tried different things, manual driver installation was one of them, and finally i had it worked for me

Could you maybe point me to the drivers that worked for you? I seem to be having the same problems.

esteis avatar Mar 05 '19 12:03 esteis

In my case seems that problem was with drivers for ACR122U. I am not sure if that was an issue, i tried different things, manual driver installation was one of them, and finally i had it worked for me

Could you maybe point me to the drivers that worked for you? I seem to be having the same problems.

I think it was from disk which came with reader. I put it along with libnfc.dll both somewhere in systetem32 directory and directory where you run one of utils, in my case it was nfc-scan-device.exe, one of it had worked. I found drivers i used, put it in attachement acr122_driver.zip

ansereb avatar Mar 05 '19 12:03 ansereb

I found drivers i used, put it in attachement acr122_driver.zip

Thank you for this, but my ACR122 is still undetected. What libnfc.conf are you using?

vctls avatar Mar 29 '19 22:03 vctls

Ok, I managed to get it working. Installed Zadig, changed the driver of "ACR 122U PICC Interface" to libusbk (v3.0.7.0). Everything commented in my libnfc.conf.

vctls avatar Mar 30 '19 09:03 vctls

Can confirm what @vctls says about their solution. I had the same issue and i tried many different things to fix it but the only thing that worked was using Zadig and selecting libusbK v3.0.7.0 for my ACR122U-A9 device solved the "No NFC device found."

r4cken avatar Jan 23 '20 18:01 r4cken

I forgot I even commented on this :-)

Yea, back at the beginning my actual drivers with the ACR128 are proper drivers and work perfectly fine with PC/SC based interfaces, so no problems there.

Can't confirm what is said above however as PC/SC worked for me at the time so I didn't have a need to follow through on this one.

shawty avatar Jan 23 '20 20:01 shawty

maybe my precompiled windows versions (libnfc.dll, mfoc.exe, mfcuk.exe, nfc-mfcclassic.exe,nfc-scan-device.exe,nfc-list.exe...) can help ? My ACR122U-A9 works fine with my version and I've made a tutorial on my blog here (I use ACR122_USB driver) : http://legacy.averbouch.biz/libnfc-and-nfc-utils-binaries-on-windows-10/

xavave avatar Jan 23 '20 21:01 xavave

@xavave Thanks will check it out later, am wrestling with other projects at the moment :-)

shawty avatar Jan 23 '20 22:01 shawty