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Aadhaar Enrolment Client Installation & Uninstallation Check List – Windows

Text:
📌 Key Article Highlights & Takeaways
  • ⚠️ Important OS Note

    The source checklist states that Windows Vista and any 64-bit
    Operating System are not supported.

  • 3
    Installation Checklist

    Complete the following checks before and during installation of the
    Aadhaar Enrolment Client.

  • The Administrator user
    should also have a password.

UIDAI • ECMP • WINDOWS

Aadhaar Enrolment Client Installation & Uninstallation Checklist – Windows

Complete installation and uninstallation checklist for the Aadhaar
Enrolment Client on Windows systems.

📄 Document: UID_610_ECMP
📌 Version: 2.2
💻 Client: 2.2.1.0
🏛️ UIDAI

📢 About this checklist

This post presents the Aadhaar Enrolment Client (ECMP) installation
and uninstallation checklist for Windows as provided in the UIDAI
document. The checklist is intended for enrolment agencies or users
performing a first-time or fresh installation of the Aadhaar
Enrolment Client – Windows version.

1

Document Details

📄

Document Number

UID_610_ECMP

📘

Document Version

Version 2.2

💻

ECMP Version

Enrolment Client Application Version 2.2.1.0

🎯 Objective:

The objective of the checklist is to help the intended audience
successfully install or uninstall the Aadhaar Enrolment Client –
Windows version.

2

Recommended System Configuration

Before starting the installation, verify that the desktop or laptop
meets the recommended configuration mentioned in the checklist.

⚙️

Processor

2 GHz Dual Core CPU or later

🧠

RAM

3 GB RAM or higher

💾

Storage

160 GB HDD

🔌

USB Ports

Dedicated USB 2.0 Port with a minimum of 5 ports required.

⚠️ Important OS Note

The source checklist states that Windows Vista and any 64-bit
Operating System are not supported.

3

Installation Checklist

Complete the following checks before and during installation of the
Aadhaar Enrolment Client.

Sl. No. Description Status
1 Verify that the desktop/laptop meets the recommended
configuration:

  • 2 GHz Dual Core CPU or later
  • 3 GB RAM or higher
  • 160 GB HDD
  • Dedicated USB 2.0 Port – minimum 5 ports
☐ Check
2 Log in as an Administrator on the machine.

Windows 7 note:
Confirm that the user is a proper Administrator and
not a Standard User, even if the user has
administrator privileges. The Administrator user
should also have a password.

☐ Check
3 Check whether any previous version of the
Aadhaar Enrolment Client is installed.

If yes, uninstall the previous version.

☐ Check
4 For a new installation, copy the latest version of
the Aadhaar Enrolment Client setup to the local
computer.
☐ Check
5 Double-click the Setup EXE file located directly
under the
5.AadhaarEnrolmentClient folder.


Refer to the README document for detailed
installation steps.

☐ Check
6 Create Operator/Supervisor users in the system. ☐ Check
7 Import the user credential file into the enrolment
client.

If the credential file has not been imported,
import it using ECA. For details, refer to the
Enrolment Client Administrator Manual.

☐ Check
8 Register the enrolment client.

If not registered, register the enrolment client
using ECA. For details, refer to the Enrolment
Client Administrator Manual.

☐ Check
9 Verify that the duly signed Registrar Certificate
has been imported.
☐ Check
10 Install VDM software from the
4.Dependency folder.
☐ Check
11 Install the drivers for the scanner. ☐ Check
12 Disable the integrated camera for laptop users. ☐ Check
13 Verify the compatible VDM.

If required, go to the home directory where the
Client Installation folder is saved, open the
dependencies folder and install
the appropriate devices by going to the respective
Vendor Devices folder and clicking
Setup.exe.

☐ Check
14 Check whether the services for the respective
devices are running.

Open:
Run → services.msc

Then check whether the respective Vendor Devices
are running.

☐ Check
15 Launch the Aadhaar Enrolment Client from:


Start → All Programs → UID Authority of India
→ Aadhaar Enrolment Client

☐ Check

4

Installation & Configuration Checks

1

Check the Computer Configuration

Confirm the processor, RAM, HDD and dedicated USB
requirements before proceeding with the installation.

2

Log in with Administrator Account

Ensure that the Windows account being used is an
Administrator account as required by the checklist.

3

Remove Previous ECMP Version

If an earlier Aadhaar Enrolment Client version is already
installed, uninstall it before proceeding with the new
installation.

4

Run the Setup

Locate the setup EXE directly under the
5.AadhaarEnrolmentClient folder and
double-click it.

5

Create Users

Create the required Operator/Supervisor users in the
system.

6

Import User Credentials

Import the user credential file into the enrolment client
using ECA when required.

7

Register the Enrolment Client

Register the enrolment client using ECA as specified in
the checklist.

8

Import Registrar Certificate

Verify that the duly signed Registrar Certificate has
been imported.

5

Device, Driver & VDM Checks

🧩

VDM Software

Install VDM software from the
4.Dependency folder.

🖨️

Scanner Driver

Install the required scanner drivers.

📷

Laptop Camera

For laptop users, disable the integrated camera as
specified in the checklist.

🔧 Compatible VDM:

Verify the compatible VDM. If necessary, open the
dependencies folder in the Client Installation
directory, select the appropriate Vendor Devices folder and run
Setup.exe.

⚙️ Check Device Services

The checklist instructs the user to open the Windows Services
console and verify that the respective Vendor Device services
are running.


Run → services.msc

6

Launch Aadhaar Enrolment Client

✅ Final Installation Check

After completing the installation and device checks, launch
the Aadhaar Enrolment Client from the Windows Start menu.


Start → All Programs → UID Authority of India
→ Aadhaar Enrolment Client

7

Uninstallation Checklist

The UIDAI checklist specifies the following sequence for
uninstalling the Aadhaar Enrolment Client and related components.

Sl. No. Description Completed
1 Uninstall the Enrolment Client Application from
the Start → Programs shortcut or from
Add/Remove Programs.
☐ Done
2 Follow the Vendor instructions to uninstall the
VDM Software.
☐ Done
3 Follow the instructions to remove the scanner
driver.
☐ Done
4 Restart the computer/laptop. ☐ Done

8

Quick Final Checklist

📝 ECMP Installation Verification

Check Status
Recommended computer configuration verified ☐
Administrator account verified ☐
Previous ECMP version removed, if applicable ☐
Latest ECMP setup copied locally ☐
ECMP setup executed ☐
Operator/Supervisor users created ☐
User credential file imported ☐
Enrolment Client registered ☐
Registrar Certificate imported ☐
VDM software installed ☐
Scanner driver installed ☐
Integrated camera disabled where applicable ☐
Compatible VDM verified ☐
Vendor Device services verified ☐
Aadhaar Enrolment Client launched ☐

🗑️ ECMP Uninstallation Verification

Check Status
Enrolment Client Application uninstalled ☐
VDM Software uninstalled according to Vendor instructions ☐
Scanner driver removed according to instructions ☐
Computer/Laptop restarted ☐

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Important Notes

⚠️ Please follow the source checklist

This article is a web-friendly presentation of the uploaded
UIDAI checklist. Installation details that are not specified
in the source document have not been added here.

📌 README & Administrator Manual

The checklist refers users to the README document for detailed
installation steps and to the Enrolment Client Administrator
Manual for credential import and client registration details.

✓

Source Document

UIDAI – Aadhaar Enrolment Client

Document:
Aadhaar Enrolment Client Installation & Uninstallation
Check List – Windows

Document Number: UID_610_ECMP

Document Version: 2.2

Enrolment Client Application Version:
2.2.1.0

Pages: 6

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