I may have a similar problem. I can install a digital certificate in "other
people" store, but not the "personal" store. However, when viewing store in
run.. mmc.. certficates.. .it's there.
Any settings I'm missing or is this a "glitch" in sp2? I don't have this
problem on any other computers using sp1 with this certificate.
"Ruk18" wrote:
> Scott; i had a similar problem after i had installed sp2. So i went to
> add/remove programs and removed Sp2 and then after rebooting downloaded SP2
> once again. Then the instal worked. Try that! Hope it works for you!
>
> "Don Scott" wrote:
>
> > I am looking for an answer to a problem whereby Update.exe fails with Setup
> > Error "The System cannot find the file specified" and also any ActiveX
> > control fails to run with "Your current settings prohibit running ActiveX
> > controls....."
> > I have removed all malware and virus scanned. I am also convinced that it is
> > to do with the authentication process of modules (i.e. Trusted
> > certification). Other symtoms include the lack of the Digital Signature tab
> > when viewing properties of any Security Catalog file *.CAT.
> >
> > Other clues are when trying to view details of any Certificate in IE Tools,
> > Internet Options, Contents, Certificates, Select Certificate and d/click or
> > click View nothing happens and when you try navigating away from the window
> > (i.e changed to a different certificate category) the CPL fails with error
> > "Rundll" An excep... error occurred while trying to run
> > "shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL "C:\win..\sys32..\inetcpl.cpl", Internet Options
> >
> > I bleive that the problem lies with Windows being unable to establish
> > authenticity of any programme.
> >
> > I would like to better understand how Windows checks for authenticity before
> > running Update.exe of running ActiveX controls etc.
> >
> > Any possible answers?
> > TIA Don Scott
> >
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