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At work we use quite a few Dell laptops. If I had the time, I would install Windows from scratch on each and every machine anyway, just to get rid of the insan
by krylon 11y ago
At work we use quite a few Dell laptops.
If I had the time, I would install Windows from scratch on each and every machine anyway, just to get rid of the insane amounts of, uh, stuff that typically come preinstalled on machines these days.
But the only cases where I could justify the effort were machines for our automation people, because those came with Windows 8/8.1 preinstalled, and currently, Siemens only supports their Simatic/WinCC software on Windows 7.
Sigh Does anybody know of an easy way to remove this certificate?
I seriously would like to know what's in it for Dell. I mean, creating the certificate and putting it into their install images meant additional work.
- Orangeair 11y agoI don't know how to do it through group policy or anything fancy like that, but have you tried running certmgr.msc and deleting it through there? I can't test it on my computer since I don't have a dell, but clicking on a certificate gives me a delete option in the menu bar. The cert you're looking for should be under "Trusted Root Certification Authorities"
- krylon 11y agoThanks for the hint. I do not have a Dell laptop handy, but I will try to get my hands on one. Hopefully, this can be automated in some way.