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Run in run box <b>certmgrm.msc</b> and verify if there is certificate installed in any of available nodes (depends where someone put it)<br />
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Regards,<br />
Krzysztof
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Run in run box certmgrm.msc and verify if there is certificate installed in any of available nodes (depends where someone put it)

Regards,
Krzysztof

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thanks, but windows says it cannot find this?
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thanks, but windows says it cannot find this?

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ok it's certmgr.msc thanks, how do I check what domain the machine is on please?
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ok it's certmgr.msc thanks, how do I check what domain the machine is on please?

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I agree, sorry for the delay
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I have been asked if my machine part of a corp domain and if it has a client certificate, how do I check this out?<br />
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Win XP
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I have been asked if my machine part of a corp domain and if it has a client certificate, how do I check this out?

Win XP

Is the machine on a domain and does it have a client certificate

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Windows XP

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