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Update GlobalSign Root Certificate - Windows XP & Windows 2000

Feb 19, 2024

Update GlobalSign Root Certificate - Windows XP & Windows 2000

(Resolve LogMeIn Certificate Expiration Error)


Manual Fix for Windows 2000, XP, XP Embedded
 

  1. Download the GlobalSign Root-R1 certificate to an accessible location:
    GlobalSign Root Certificates
  2. Click Start > Run
    Step 2.png
  3. Type MMC and press OK
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  4. Click on File  > Add / Remove Snap-In
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    Note: In Windows 2000 click Console instead of File.
     
  5. Click Add
    Step 5.png
  6. Under Snap-in, double click on Certificates
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  7. Click Computer Account > Next
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  8. > Local Computer > Finish
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  9. Click Close.
  10. Click OK to exit the snap-in window.
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  11. Click [+] next to Certificates > Trusted Root Certification Authorities > Certificates
  12. Right click on Certificates and select All Tasks > Import
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  13. Click Next
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  14. Click Browse
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  15. Select Root-R1.crt downloaded in step 1.
    Press Open and Next to continue.
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  16. Click Next
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  17. Click Finish
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  18. Press OK
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