Adel Shaker3 edited Revision 34. Comment: Adelg
pcengineer.tk edited Revision 26. Comment: Windows 8, Windows Server 2012
Richard Mueller edited Revision 24. Comment: Modified title casing, added tag
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 16. Comment: Fixing phantom links
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 14. Comment: Added See Also and Additional Resources sections
Kurt L Hudson edited Revision 11. Comment: updated the applies to section to reflect Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 7. Comment: Added tags
Ed Price - MSFT edited Revision 6. Comment: Should be "Windows Server 2012". Added tags.
Or hit Windows-R and type "certlm.msc" for the same effect (if you're doing local computer).
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Response from Kurt Hudson:
Did you see the link about how "you" can improve this article? :-)
Of course, that opens the Certificate on the Local Computer. Still, it is a good tip for that part. Feel free to add it there.
I would rename the title of this wiki article, as its a (very bad) joke to call this 5-liner as a "Howto". Actually this is the only single Howto for the certificates topic. Does it mean the certificates uner Microsoft Windows can be completely described with this single Howto article? Come on!
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Kurt Hudson replies:
1. You clearly don't understand my dry sense of humor, but that is okay. :-) My fault for being dry.
2. You can actually change the title of an article yourself, by logging in and making that revision yourself. Of course, then you would have had to put your comment in the revision, would be less of a way to complain to the world and me at the same time. So, this worked to initiate a slower change, because I had to see it, agree with it, and then make the update myself, but it worked!
3. I did have bigger plans for the article, but it is also clear that my original title didn't communicate to you what I intended it to communicate. Again, that justifies the title change.
That was fun, we should have these kind of conversations more often :-)
trying to get this set up.i sorry im not good with computers and having one now has me upset and giving up..
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Kurt Hudson replies: Yeah, and if you are on this article and not feeling good with computers, then it's probably time for a break. This is a bit of an advanced area to be messing with, if you are not an IT professional. There are computers everywhere these days. Maybe you just need a Smart Phone with some nice support people to help you :-) Peace!
great job
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Kurt Hudson replies: Thank you! :-)
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There is a simpler way to open the certificate console on Windows 8, to manage local computer and user certificates.
1. Start Menu > Search
2. Type "certificate" and filter the search results to show "Settings".
3. Choose either "Manage Computer Certificates" or "Managed User Certificates".