2.4. Installing and Uninstalling on Windows
The Windows Enterprise Security Client packages are available in the Downloads area of Red Hat Network. There are two channels for the packages; Windows clients are available in 32-bit. The Windows Enterprise Security Client package is called SmartCardManagerSetupversion.exe.
To install the Enterprise Security Client on Windows:
You may need administrator privileges to install the Enterprise Security Client on the Windows system.
Download the Windows Enterprise Security Client installer (SmartCardManagerSetup-1.0.1-X.win32.i386.exe) from the Red Hat Network channel.
Double-click the SmartCardManagerSetup-1.0.1-X.win32.i386.exe file to launch the Enterprise Security Client installation program.

The wizard displays the list of packages that will be installed.

The wizard prompts for the installation directory for the Enterprise Security Client. The default directory is C:\Program Files\Red Hat\ESC.

The wizard prompts for the Start Menu directory for the Enterprise Security Client. The default directory is Red Hat.

Proceed through the Enterprise Security Client installation wizard. Click Install to begin installing the Enterprise Security Client components.
The installation process also installs the CoolKey PKCS #11 driver and e-gate drivers needed for Certificate System-supported keys and automatically installs the Certificate System PKCS #11 module in any Mozilla browsers it can locate. The installer places the Certificate System Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) on the user's system to allow users to use their smart cards with Microsoft products such as Outlook and Internet Explorer.

When the installation has completed, the Enterprise Security Client will prompt the user to insert a token, and can then be launched for immediate use.

Click Finish to complete the installation.

Unplug all USB tokens.
Stop the Enterprise Security Client.
Open the Control Panel, and click the Add Remove Programs icon.
In the list of available programs, click Smart Card Manager, and click Change/Remove.
When the uninstallation is complete, remove any remaining files in the installation directory.