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wameniak
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Hi there,
we deploy Windows 10 (currently 1809) in a corporate network, the clients don't have direct internet access (we use a proxy).
Unfortunately the root certificates are not updating. After a fresh installation there are only very view root certs available and they don't populate automaically.
Obviously you can't deploy the root certificates by WSUS, so we normally update the root vertificates manually in our standard images. But now I found out that in place updating Windows 10 to a higher version often leads to the issue that the certificate store is incomplete again, which leads to a lot of untrusted certificate errors, confused users and unhappy admins.
Can somebody please tell me how I can deploy the trusted root certificates manually? What is necessary to get the certs through a proxy?
Thanks and regards
Marcel
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we deploy Windows 10 (currently 1809) in a corporate network, the clients don't have direct internet access (we use a proxy).
Unfortunately the root certificates are not updating. After a fresh installation there are only very view root certs available and they don't populate automaically.
Obviously you can't deploy the root certificates by WSUS, so we normally update the root vertificates manually in our standard images. But now I found out that in place updating Windows 10 to a higher version often leads to the issue that the certificate store is incomplete again, which leads to a lot of untrusted certificate errors, confused users and unhappy admins.
Can somebody please tell me how I can deploy the trusted root certificates manually? What is necessary to get the certs through a proxy?
Thanks and regards
Marcel
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