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Alfresco
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Alfresco Office Services
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2.0
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  1. Use .p12 certificate that was generated in previous steps to import into the client machine.
  2. Search for Run Application in your system or press windows + r to open run manager.

  3. Enter command certmgr.msc and press OK/Enter. You will see certificate manager dialog. See screenshots below.

    AOS Certificate Fix

    AOS Certificate Fix

  4. Click on Personal -> Certificates

  5. Right click on Certificates -> All Tasks -> Import , To open the certificate import wizard.

    AOS Certificate Fix

  6. Select .p12 certificate from your computer and click on Next. See screenshots below.

    AOS Certificate Fix

    AOS Certificate Fix

  7. At this step, you will be see an option to provide a password in certificate import wizard. Provide the password you choose during the PKCS12 certificate generation step (see 2nd point in the generate certificate section) and click Next.

    AOS Certificate Fix

  8. Keep the selection as is to place the certificate in Personal store.

    AOS Certificate Fix

  9. At this step, the dialog will show the selected .p12 certificate path and Personal store as you selected above. Click Finish to complete the import process and then Click OK to close the prompt. See screenshots below.

    AOS Certificate Fix

    AOS Certificate Fix

  10. You should be seeing the "The import was successful" message and newly imported Certificate will be visible in the certificate manager.

  11. Test the 'Edit in Microsoft Office' and it should be working again.