Windows 10: Transcript\Certificate Download

I attempted to download my transcript and certificates from MS profile. When the new tab opens after clicking on each item it opens a blank window with the below attached URL. How can I contact MS directly to have them either send me my transcript\certs or aid in me downloading online?


I have tried several web browsers.


https://mcptnc.microsoft.com/transcript?AttemptMsaSilentAuth=true&ppud=4&wa=wsignin1.0

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Transcripts of chat conversations

a few weeks ago a technician sent me an email containing a transcript of the chat that we had had.

today, when requesting another transcript i was told that it was not policy to do this.

could it be that the conversation revealed an admission that Windows 10 people app would not allow groups in a list of contacts?

 

Install of SDK Certificates on ATT Tilt Blocked

I couldn't find the script i had created but if you have a registry editor for the tilt you can follow the following steps if not the I suggest resco registry editor which can be found at handango.com. Its not a free program but you can download the 30-day
trial and since all you need to do is modify a registry entry and unless you do a hard reset you won't have to do it again.

• 
  find HKLM\Security\Policies\Policies.
  

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• Change the following registry items:

• 
  00001001 overwrite the 2 with 1
  

• 
  00001005 overwrite the 16 with 40
  
• 
  00001017 overwrite the 128 with 144
  

• 
  Now, it is possible to download the certificate from the server and install
  

 

N8 certificates not trusted/don't match the name

Well I worked out for myself how to verify the certificates are genuine:

• Using a desktop computer
• Go to the page with the certificates
• Select a certificate
• It will say either:
  • Certificate already exists - this confirms that the certificate on the website matches one already in your browser, which we already trust, therefore the certificate on the website is trustworthy
  • Asks if you want to install the certificate, DON'T.
    • First view the certificate details.
    • Copy the certificate serial number or SHA1/SHA256/MD5/etc hash
    • Paste this into a search engine
    • If another website that you trust lists the certificate, e.g. your phone manufacturer or another trusted website (preferably a secure website, therefore you have confidence the website is genuine), then you can trust the certificate
    • If no trustworthy sites are returned in the search then try another hash or serial number
    • If you can't find any trustworthy sites listing the certificate then I suggest you don't trust it.
• Finally, if you decide you trust a certificate then you can download and install on your phone.