Root Certificates Update

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  1. HHo2016

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    #1 HHo2016, Jan 18, 2022
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    #2 HHo2016, Jan 18, 2022 (OP)
    Checksums:

    rootsupd_XP.exe:
    SHA256: 441fe74cf0b67f4cf33e7946f644406702e5b469418ada6239ed04abe5218a16

    rootsupd_XP_Silent.exe:
    SHA256: eb7e02e49269f6685d24b796efc4ef9130498f399519432271827846654ca0d4
     
  3. CaptainSpeleo

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    #3 CaptainSpeleo, Jan 19, 2022
    Is this only for Windows XP, or can it also be used in Windows Vista?
     
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    #4 HHo2016, Jan 19, 2022 (OP)
    It should theoretically work on Vista as well, though I haven't tried.
     
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    #5 CaptainSpeleo, Jan 20, 2022
    I plan to do another test clean install of Windows Vista SP2 64-bit within the next week or so.
    I'll find out then if this newer version works.
     
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    #6 spinalGR, Jan 21, 2022
    I will use it on my old computer
     
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    #14 case-sensitive, Jan 23, 2022
    Did anyone try the Root Certificates and Revoked Certificates for Windows XP ? On XP ? On Win 10 ?
     
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    #15 HHo2016, Jan 23, 2022 (OP)
    I did use that approach on Windows XP and it allowed me to visit more websites without certificate errors. Haven't tried on Windows 10 as I haven't seen a need to do so (it's still new enough to have Windows Update, websites etc. work properly already).
     
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    #16 CaptainSpeleo, Jan 24, 2022
    I will definitely do that. Thanks! :)
     
  17. erpsterm35

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    #17 erpsterm35, Jan 24, 2022
    maybe post on GD (google drive) if possible :)
    i also have a personal mediafire account so hopefully it won't get removed there
     
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    #18 HHo2016, Jan 25, 2022 (OP)
    Posted on Google Drive too. Updating original post.
     
  19. AveYo

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    #19 AveYo, Jan 25, 2022
    Curate it from s**tty expired certs, then it would fit as zip attachment(s) to this thread.
    Or export as reg, then it fits code box(es) like my browser fix cert
     
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    #20 ExtremeGrief, Feb 16, 2022
    Some stuff still need expired certificates
     
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