Windows 10
A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.
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Why do the certificates below exist and what are they actually used for?
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Please explain why the certificate below exists and what it is used for.
Local Computer certificate
Enterprise Trust - This is something that didn't exist before.
client certificate issuer - This is something that didn't exist before.
Preview build root
Microsoft Development Root Certificate Authority 2014
Microsoft ECC Development Root Certificate Authority 2018
TestRoot
Microsoft ECC Testing Root Certificate Authority 2017
Microsoft Test Root Authority
Microsoft Testing Root Certificate Authority 2010
eSIM Certification Authorities
China Unicom eSIM Root CA
CMCA eSIM Root CA_NIST
GSM Association - RSP2 Root CI1
RemoteDesktop
user certificate
enterprise trust - This is something that didn't exist before.
Active Directory user object - This is something that didn't exist before.
client certificate issuer - This is something that didn't exist before.
mart card root of trust - This is something that didn't exist before.
In the part marked as an item that did not exist before, only the certificate folder was created and there was no certificate.
Why did you apply the changes to the surface recovery image when there are changes every install?