Windows 10: ADDING CERTIFICATES MANUALLY

Hello I am trying to add the Kaspersky root certificate to the Mozilla Firefox or Thunderbird certificate storage. When I press export it asks me to specify the file name I want to export in the wizzard. What do I put as the file name. I have asked various websites and I have been instructed to contact Microsoft.Can anyone please help me? I am a bit of a thicko wen it comes to things like this and the file name I thought would be obvious doesn't work.Thank You

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EFS adding a certificate

Afternoon everyone,

I've removed the incorrect certificate on some files and i'm trying to add the correct certificate


I've attached the sequence i'm following - if someone could explain why i'm getting the error message "To add users to this file you must have access to the file and Write or Modify permission for it"

Many Thanks
Version : 10.0.19043
Caption : Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

 

eDellRoot Certificate Problem: Patch Available To Fix It Now ?

Glad you got it sorted.

As soon as a patch is available for the second problem, I or someone will post it. There is a fix for the second problem available now, but thus far it involves manually removing it. Have a look at this article if you want to give it a try.

Second Dell Root Certificate Problem Discovered; How To Check For And Remove eDellRoot And DSDTestProvider Security Risks

 

Adding a Security Certificate to 6300?

My email provider now requires I have a Globalsign security certificate installed to access my POP email over SSL. (I previously had no problems when it allowed non-SSL connections.)

My 6300 comes with a pre-installed list of such certificates but doesn't include Globalsign. The Security certificate menu options don't appear to have a facility to install additional certificates. I tried uploading one (a .cer file) to the phone and opening
it but just get a "File format not supported" error message. The alternate .pem file format gave the same result. Surely there must be some way of adding new certificates?