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Oh man, and I dumb or what?! Thanks for the tip!
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Oh man, and I dumb or what?! Thanks for the tip!

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I'm trying to create a request.inf file for a Windows 2003 DC.<br />
I've created the .inf using Microsoft's template in Notepad.<br />
However, when I run certreq -new request.inf request.req from command line <br />
I get a &quot;0x80070002 Win32:2&quot; error saying the system can't find the .inf file.<br />
Should I be saving the .inf file somewhere other than the desktop?<br />
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Please advise.<br />
Thanks,
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I'm trying to create a request.inf file for a Windows 2003 DC.
I've created the .inf using Microsoft's template in Notepad.
However, when I run certreq -new request.inf request.req from command line 
I get a "0x80070002 Win32:2" error saying the system can't find the .inf file.
Should I be saving the .inf file somewhere other than the desktop?

Please advise.
Thanks,

Request.INF

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