How to Remove Root Certificates from the Trusted Root. From the Trusted Root Store of your. Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab. Windows XP stores a certificate locally on the. Trusted Root Certification Authorities. Root Certification Authorities store plus root certificates from your.

How To Import a Trusted Root Certification Authority In Windows 7/Vista/XP? Start Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Tool Click Start ->Run ->Enter 'MMC' and click 'OK' 2. Turegopt File Not Found - Software And Shareware. Click File ->Add/Remove Snap-In.

Add Certificate Select 'Certificates' in left panel and click 'Add' to move to right panel, Then Click 'OK' 4. Select 'Computer Account' option and click 'Next' 5. Click 'Finish' 6. Click 'OK' 7.

Start to import Trusted Root Certificate A. Expand Certificates Node; B.

Right click Trusted Root Certificates ->All Tasks ->Import. Click Next 9. Select downloaded Certificate file Click 'Browse' to select correct Certificate file and click Next 10. Click Next 11. Click Finish 12.

Look at the documentation of and. I tried certutil -addstore 'Root' 'c: cacert. Fast Dvd Burner. cer' and it worked well (meaning The certificate landed in Trusted Root of LocalMachine store). EDIT: If there are multiple certificates in a pfx file (key + corresponding certificate and a CA certificate) then this command worked well for me: certutil -importpfx c: somepfx.pfx EDIT2: To import CA certificate to Intermediate Certification Authorities store run following command certutil -addstore 'CA' 'c: intermediate_cacert.cer'.