0 hmm, anyting showing in the registry? Depending on what you used for /r (currentuser or localmachine), you can check the registry locations: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Software Microsoft SystemCertificates or HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft SystemCertificates Under those, MY certificate store contains user' s personal certificates. The ROOT store contains certificates of the most trusted certification authorities.
The CertMgr tools replaces DumpCert. It includes new capabilities for the management of certificates, certificate trust lists (CTLs), and certificate revocation lists. Run certmgr.msc and navigate to Trusted Publishers then Certificates The certificate from the publisher will show up there. Right click and click All Tasks ->Export.
The CA store contains less frequently used certification authorities. The AddressBook store contains other people' s certificates. 0 I was just about to post that. New Driving Test Over 80. 9-) You need to specify which individual reg key will be getting the certificates.
Once you do that, they will show up properly in IE. It took some playing around to figure out which key reflects which tab in IE.
My guess is that the certificate knows which reg key it is supposed to install to even though certmgr will install it to any successfully. Eg: CA = Intermediate Certification Authorities Thanks for the help once again Mark. Got it working just like a charm.