Solution:
1. In the Certificates snap-in, double-click the imported/installed certificate.
2. In the Certificate dialog box, click the Details tab.
3. Click Serial Number in the Field column of the Details tab, and copy down the serial number.
4. Open Command Prompt, and type the following:
certutil -repairstore my "SerialNumber"
the SerialNumber is the serial number you copied on step 3.
5. In the Certificates snap-in, click Refresh.
6. The certificate should has an associated private key now (notice that the certificate icon is now with a key on it).
After going thru this solution, you should be able to export the .PFX file and proceed to the OOB configuration step.
Thanks. It solved my issue.
ReplyDeleteGreat. SOLVED THE ISSUE!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot mate.. It helped to solve my issue
ReplyDeletewhen I do this the computer ask me for a SmartCard ?è :-(
ReplyDeleteI got the same as above, select SmartCard... Any solution/update?
ReplyDeleteI'm using a corporate network. When i tried to execute this command it says "Object was not found".
ReplyDeleteAsking for smartcard...!!! failed
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ReplyDeleteI followed the steps mentioned , but i am getting below issue
CertUtil: -repairstore command FAILED: 0x80090011 (-2146893807 NTE_NOT_FOUND)
CertUtil: Object was not found
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI am getting connect smart card too.
Please guide me on the same.
Thanks in advance.
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