Windows 10
A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.
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Group Local Policy Edge Certificate Management
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Stan Kasper
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It appears if you set certain group / local policies to disabled the Edge certificate store gets mangled and you receive the message 'your connection isn't private' (net:err_cert_authority_invalid) message. One particular GPO settings is computer configuration/administrative templates/system/internet communication management.
My question is how do I maintain a healthy link between Edge and certificate management? What Windows 10/11 policies will 'block' or 'hinder' certificate management and make Edge fail and be less desirable to the end user?