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I'm trying to access a third party web service(Not .NET) from a .net windows application. When run as ADMINISTRATOR the app runs fine. but when I run this app as DIFFERENT USER &nbsp;who has full access to the application and CERTIFICATE folders, it throws this error.
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I'm trying to access a third party web service(Not .NET) from a .net windows application. When run as ADMINISTRATOR the app runs fine. but when I run this app as DIFFERENT USER  who has full access to the application and CERTIFICATE folders, it throws this error.

The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel

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SSL / HTTPS

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