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I'm testing some webservices that use certificates for authentication. So basically I've added to certificate store some custom root CA and some client certificate to personal folder.

When I open Chrome advanced settings - manage certificates button this personal certificates is missing, though it is installed and visible in certmgr.

Can you please advise what may cause this behaviour? I can't authenticate without this certificate being used by chrome.

Update: Latest chrome release, windows server 2012

Johnny_D
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From the discussion above I understand that the personal certificate is installed. In the proper place in Microsoft certification store. The OP try to use this certificate as authentication mechanism. Unfortunately this is not possible because OP have only the certificate (signed by CA public key) but do not have private key for this certificate. And private key is required for the purpose of authentication

Romeo Ninov
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If you have the private key of the certificate , then you can create a p12 certificate and install it in chrome , then it will list your certificate when accessing the url

Creating a p12 is explained here https://www.tbs-certificates.co.uk/FAQ/en/288.html

Mohamed Thoufeeque
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