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Thanks becraig. I followed your steps. This is where it gets weird. When I go back in to mmc I can see the cert that I imported in both stores. Now if I go to Control Panel --&gt;Internet Options--&gt;Content tab--&gt;Certificates the cert is not in there which is why now I'm getting the same warning. How can they be in the store but not in the store going through control panel?
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Can you try importing directly from there and see if that helps ?<br />
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You might also want to repeat those steps for current user instead of local computer and see if that fixes it.
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Ok I've figured it out. On the connections tab in internet options I had a proxy server set of 0.0.0.0 and under Advanced I had certain webpages that were allowed. Once I removed the 'use proxy server' checkbox the cert finally showed up in the store. After that I could put the proxy back on and it still works. <br />
Thanks for your help<br />
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KB5
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Hello,<br />
&nbsp;We have a long term care website that keeps giving some windows xp computers the 'theres a problem with this websites certificate' warning after they log in. This is IE8. When I click on the certificate error and then install it, I tell it to put it on the trusted root or the intermediate but it always installs it under 'Other People'. This site works fine on my windows 7 machine and on some xp machines. I have installed the latest update of trusted root certificates from windows update. The time on the machines are correct. I've added the site to the trusted site section and re-installed the certificate but to no avail. <br />
Is there any way I can get rid of this warning? Every pdf file they look at that opens a new window pops this warning up and it's a pain.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
KB5
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Hello,
 We have a long term care website that keeps giving some windows xp computers the 'theres a problem with this websites certificate' warning after they log in. This is IE8. When I click on the certificate error and then install it, I tell it to put it on the trusted root or the intermediate but it always installs it under 'Other People'. This site works fine on my windows 7 machine and on some xp machines. I have installed the latest update of trusted root certificates from windows update. The time on the machines are correct. I've added the site to the trusted site section and re-installed the certificate but to no avail. 
Is there any way I can get rid of this warning? Every pdf file they look at that opens a new window pops this warning up and it's a pain.

Thank you,
KB5

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