Windows 10: Weird certificate XBL Client IPsec Issuing CA found in my certificate store

I noticed some errors in my event viewer telling me a certificate with a specific thumbprint could not be renewed. I went to find which certificate it was and it was found under local computer/personal certificates and it was issued by XBL Client IPsec Issuing CA. After digging around some more I found that it also had two certificates under Trusted Root Certificates, one for client and one for server. These certificates were still valid until 2028.I tried googling these certificates but I couldn't find anything conclusive, but the best bet seemed to be that it was related to Xbox live. Weir

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XBL client/server ipSec issuing CA (suspicious?)

When running antimalware/antilogger software it is now detecting 2 suspicious root CAs

XBL client IPsec issuing CA

XBL server IPsec issuing CA

why are they now showing up, should these be deleted or put in exclude safe list?

 

What is this Certificate Warning and How to Fix It?

Thanks. I tried the renewal option but I got this error:



What is the XBL Client IPSec Issuing CA certificate for and do I need to do anything to update it? I would delete it if I knew what it's for but the certificate properties shows You have a private key that corresponds to this certificate. I don't want to delete it unless I'm sure what the certificate is for.

I also discovered the certificate warning is directly correlated with and preceded by a fraction of a second with this warning:



Knowing what this warning is for may shed some light on the issue.

 

Event ID 64?


I have found the certificate, trying to renew it gives me enrollment error. for a XBL client IPsec issuing CA.