Windows 10: PKI - Certutil recoverkey command failed

Hi,When I am trying to recover a certificate, I am getting the error below. Even though I have a correct and valid KRA certificate with it's Key in my store. CertUtil: -RecoverKey command FAILED: 0x8009200c -2146885620 CRYPT_E_NO_DECRYPT_CERT CertUtil: Cannot find the certificate and private key to use for decryption.My OS: Windows 10.. Can anyone help me with this issue?

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What happens after running the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands?

Hello, I opened my command line and ran the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands. What happened after that? What are the consequences? And how to revert the changes? I don't know anything about the certutil command and what it does. Sorry if the selected topic is wrong. I appreciate your help.

 

I ran the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands what happenes now?

Hello, I opened my command line and ran the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands. What happened after that? What are the consequences? And how to revert the changes? I don't know anything about the certutil command and what it does. Do I have to reinstall my Windows?

I appreciate your help.

 

I ran the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands what happenes now?

Hello,David Rodriguez_081.

Welcome to Microsoft community.



Certutil.exe is a command line program that is installed as part of the Certificate service.

If you run certutil on a CA with no other parameters, it displays the current CA configuration. If certutil is run on a non-certificate authority, the command is run by default.



If you only ran the "certutil" and "certutil -dump" commands。It only display the current CA configuration, It doesn't have to do anything, it doesn't affect your system.

This link contains all the information. Certuil



If there is anything not clear, please do not hesitate to let me know.



Best Regards,

Rick-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist