You can find certmgr.exe by opening your visualstudio command prompt and typing in certmgr or just search for certmgr.exe in your windows explorer to know its location and use it in your script. The location would generally be as follows: c:\Program Files (x86)\MicrosoftSDKs\Windows\v7.0A\bin
Dec 09, 2012 · Start "certmgr.exe" on Windows 7 How to start "certmgr.exe" on Windows 7? I know it is installed on my system as part of Visual Studio. If you want start "certmgr.exe" on a Windows 7 system with Visual Studio 8 installed, you can follow this tutorial: 1. Start a command line window. 2. Enter certmgr.exe with the full path name as s Oct 27, 2008 · I tried lots of variations but was unable to get certmgr.exe to delete a certifcate from a store using various parameters after the -del switch. Certutil is a server utility but it does work on clients as well. Example usage adding and removing certificates from stores is: Adding: I have a certmgr.exe that is about 10 years old but it is all command line that does not have a SILENT switch. I've noticed that the certgr.exe in Windows 7 when run will launch a GUI. Does anyone have a certmgr.exe that is a command line utility that has a silent or quiet switch? Apr 25, 2018 · I downloaded certmgr.exe and have written the following: Rem Rem Adding root certificate to root trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add root.cer /s /r localmachine root Rem Rem Adding issuing certificate intermediate trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add intermediate.cer /s /r localmachine intermediate Rem Rem Batch process complete. Check for errors. Pause
Apr 25, 2018 · I downloaded certmgr.exe and have written the following: Rem Rem Adding root certificate to root trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add root.cer /s /r localmachine root Rem Rem Adding issuing certificate intermediate trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add intermediate.cer /s /r localmachine intermediate Rem Rem Batch process complete. Check for errors. Pause
I have a certmgr.exe that is about 10 years old but it is all command line that does not have a SILENT switch. I've noticed that the certgr.exe in Windows 7 when run will launch a GUI. Does anyone have a certmgr.exe that is a command line utility that has a silent or quiet switch? Apr 25, 2018 · I downloaded certmgr.exe and have written the following: Rem Rem Adding root certificate to root trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add root.cer /s /r localmachine root Rem Rem Adding issuing certificate intermediate trust. Rem certmgr.exe /add intermediate.cer /s /r localmachine intermediate Rem Rem Batch process complete. Check for errors. Pause
I have a certificate for a website and I can only install it using local admin, (to the local admin account) ie: Only local admin can go straight to the site as the certificate is installed.
Found a site with the valid store names which are: ca -> Specifies certificates in the Intermediate Certification Authorities store my -> Specifies certificates issued to the current user root -> Specifies certificates in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store spc -> Specifies software publisher certificates user_created_store -> Specifies the name of a user-created certificate store 2003\SDK\v1.1\Bin\certmgr.exe C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Bin\makecert.exe (Part of my application generates self-signed test certs; we currently use OpenSSL to generate them and some custom code to drop them into the Microsoft Cert Store.) Actually the CertMgr.exe is not available on all PCs and furthermore it does not appear to be redistributable (as hinted by @TLama); and besides you don't even need it. CertUtil is available on every Windows machine (that I have tested) and works perfectly: msdn.microsoft.com