Windows 10: digital certificates ending

Does anyone know anything about the pending end of digital certificates issue on Sept. 30th which is today that is suppose to effect older computers ability to access the internet and or websites? After reading an article today I thought I had better ask this question as I wasn't sure if any of the updates we have already received have already addressed this issue.

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digital certificate not showing

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

We understand the difficulties you are facing with the Digital certification.

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How to work between PCs with digital certificates?

If someone needs to work with Excel (contain digital certificates) between PCs, I would like to know on how other people solve digital certificates issues, so they do not need to keep assigning local digital certificates whenever they open Excel files
from another PC.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions

Moved from: Office / Excel / Windows 10 / Office 2019

 

Problem with digital certificates since Anniversary Update

HI
Since performing the Anniversary Update 3 days ago, I have been unable to access my digital certificates used for identification and signing emails.

When I try to access a site that I need the certificate for, I now get the message that no certificate has been received and in Windows Live Mail, the Signature icon is greyed out and I can't sign the emails. Everything worked fine on Thursday, a few hours before the update and the same certificates work correctly on my wife's Windows 7 machine.

The certificates all appear correct in the Certificate Store.

Anyone have any ideas, please?

Thanks

Dave

Edit. I have just spent an hour checking the certificates and their locations. These are all correct, so I assume that the system is looking for them inthe wrong place. Any suggestions. Microsoft insist it is 3 different web sites and Windows Live mail that have the problem not Windows 10, although they had no answer for why everything still works as it should under Windows 7