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Type: Bug
ID: 508258
Opened: 11/4/2009 10:41:06 AM
Access Restriction: Public
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User(s) can reproduce this bug
Security - Certificate Based Client SSL authentication - Install button error Enterprise Store

1) THIS HAPPENS ON WINDOWS 7 (ULTIMATE) - Vista and XP does not have show this problem
2) Go to website certificate based client SSL authentication
3) Click on the link "Click here to view certificate"
4) Click "Install Certificate"
5) Go through wizard default choices
6) At the end encounter error: "An error occurred during the opening of the Enterprise Trust store".

It should install certificate to your Personal Store area or this "Install Certificate" button should not be there as it is not with XP or Vista.
Details (expand)
What is your OneCare version?
(To check your build version; open Windows Live OneCare, in the upper right click Help, then select About Windows Live OneCare... Your version will be listed near the top).
I don't know or other
Operating System
Windows Vista
Bug Type
Other
SubType
Other
How often does this happen?
Always Happens
Have you seen this problem before in this product?
No, this is new to the most recent version
Reproduction Steps
1) THIS HAPPENS ON WINDOWS 7 (ULTIMATE) - Vista and XP does not have show this problem
2) Go to website certificate based client SSL authentication
3) Click on the link "Click here to view certificate"
4) Click "Install Certificate"
5) Go through wizard default choices
6) At the end encounter error: "An error occurred during the opening of the Enterprise Trust store".
Expected Results
It should install certificate to your Personal Store area or this "Install Certificate" button should not be there as it is not with XP or Vista.
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Posted by utahwinters on 11/5/2009 at 11:01 AM
This is reproducible on 32-bit and 64-bit version. It happens when joined to a domain, or not joined to a domain.