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HELLO WINDOWS UNIVERSE. IN THIS VIDEO WE WILL TALK ABOUT HOW TO MANAGE TRUSTED ROOT CERTIFICATES IN WINDOWS 10. FOR A MORE IN DEPTH LOOK AT THE TOPIC, WE WILL LINK AN ARTICLE IN THE DESCRIPTION DOWN BELOW. TO ADD CERTIFICATES TO THE TRUSTED ROOT CERTIFICATION AUTHORITIES FOR A LOCAL COMPUTER, FROM THE WINX MENU IN WINDOWS 10/8.1, OPEN RUN BOX, TYPE MMC, AND HIT ENTER TO OPEN THE MICROSOFT MANAGEMENT CONTROL. PRESS THE FILE MENU LINK AND SELECT ADD/REMOVE SNAP-IN. NOW UNDER AVAILABLE SNAP-INS, CLICK CERTIFICATES, AND THEN CLICK ADD. CLICK OK. IN THE NEXT DIALOG BOX, SELECT COMPUTER ACCOUNT AND THEN ON NEXT. NOW SELECT LOCAL COMPUTER AND CLICK ON FINISH. NOW, BACK IN MMC, IN THE CONSOLE TREE, DOUBLE-CLICK ON CERTIFICATES AND THEN RIGHT-CLICK ON TRUSTED ROOT CERTIFICATION AUTHORITIES STORE. UNDER ALL TASKS, SELECT IMPORT. THE CERTIFICATE IMPORT WIZARD WILL OPEN. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE WIZARD TO COMPLETE THE PROCESS. NOW LET US SEE HOW TO CONFIGURE AND MANAGE
