Deleting VT-Wireless Certificates in Windows XP/Vista/7
Time to Complete (in minutes): 15
- Question:
- How do I update to a new VT-Wireless certificate and delete my old certificate in Windows XP/Vista/7?
- Answer:
- To continue using the VT-Wireless wireless network after your certificate expires, delete your old certificate and install a new certificate. To do this:
- Delete all old certificates.
- Click the Start button.
- Start the certificate manager utility.
- In Windows XP:
- Select Run...
- Type: certmgr.msc
- Click OK.
- In Windows Vista:
- The cursor will automatically be placed in the Start Search text box.
- In the Start Search text box, type: certmgr.msc
- Press the Enter key.
- Click the Continue button.
- In Windows 7:
- The cursor will automatically be placed in the Search programs and files... text box.
- In the Search programs and files... text box, type: certmgr.msc
- Press the Enter key.
- In the left column, select the Personal folder.
- Double-click the Certificates folder.
- Locate any certificates for which the Issued To field shows your PID and for which the Issued By field shows Research and Development Network Access CA.
- For these certificates, look at the Expiration Date field to determine which certificates are about to expire or have expired.
- Delete the certificate(s) that meet the above criteria. To do this:
- Right-click the certificate.
- Select Delete.
Important: Do not delete any certificate that is not expired and that you intend to use.
- Connect to the VT-Wireless wireless network by following the instructions in the appropriate article below:
- Article ID: 3513
- Last updated: 10 Oct, 2012
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