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    Solved: Removing Digital Certificate

    I know how to add one, but does anyone know how to delete a SelfCert.exe created digital signature?
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    Have you seen this?

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    I know that the actual key resides in a file on your PC as well. If you can find it, you can actually delete the entire key to remove it from your machine permanently. I cannot remember how or where it stores it though! I thought it was under the hash number, or something...

    I'll think on this, and post back if I can find it.
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    Hi guys,

    If I recall it right it's done via Internet Explorer.
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    Thanks Dennis,
    I found it under IE Tools/Internet Options/Content/Certificates.
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