How to install CA certificate to Windows 10 store
It is recommended to add the CA certificate to your Windows certificate store so your web browser won’t pop-up a security warning regarding invalid security certificate and won’t block the connection to the device. This will ensure a secure HTTPS connection to your devices.
Open the Windows Start menu and enter mmc to open the Console Root.
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In the console, go to File > Add/Remove Snap in…
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In the list on the left side, select Certificates and choose to manage the certificates for the Computer account. Click OK.
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Navigate to Certificates – Local computer > Trusted Root Certification Authorities and right-click
on Certificates. Choose All Tasks > Import…
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Select the generated CA certificate saved on your computer or your own CA certificate and
place it in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store.
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Click Next and Finish. The certificate is now added to the store:
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Restart your web browser, the connection is now secure.