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Posted by Kristin Griffin on February 5, 2008, 11:27 pm
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reliable?
>I only perform the certificate import in the manner that works for you if I
>am using the GUI.
> You can also use certutil -addstore and designate the MY store for the
> user
> Brian
>
>>I have Vista client PCs in a workgroup. I am logged into them as
>>Administrator. When I try to import a certificate by doubleclicking on
>>the CA certificate I want to import (I put it on the desktop or the C
>>drive or whereever) and using the import Wizard, the import says it is
>>successful but does not actually do anything. The same thing happens if I
>>try to import any certificate from the web enrollment website of the CA
>>(CA is standalone).
>>
>> I have noticed that when this does NOT work, in the "Completing the
>> Certificate Import Wizard" window, it shows the Certificate Store
>> Specified, the Content, and the File Name. THE FILENAME IS BLANK.
>>
>> The only time this does work is if I go to the certificate store, right
>> click and start the Import Wizard from there. Then the import really
>> does work and the File Name area actually shows the certificate file
>> location (c:\users...\certifcate.cer)
>>
>> Anyone else run into this? Is there something I need to do in Vista to
>> make this work right?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Kristin
>>
>>
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