I even opened a support case at Microsoft and one of the responses from the support engineer was, that this is a known error. I followed the steps from this Tech community article, but still, I saw the errors. And where the deployment of the certificates itself went fine (I could see the certificates show up in the store), the reporting in the Intune portal showed an error code -2016281112 for every certificate. pfx file, click “Finish”.I recently needed to deploy certificates to the Trusted Publishers store on Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.

Click on the “Browse…” button, to choose a file path and name.

Mark the “Password” box and enter a password.If you do not have the private key, you won’t be able to select the PKCS #12 option. Note: You need the corresponding private key, to export as. Choose “Personal Information Exchange – PKCS #12 (.PFX)” and mark the “Include all certificates in the certification path if possible” box.Select the “Yes, export the private key” option.

In the Certificate Export Wizard, click “Next”.

Right-click the desired certificate and select “All Tasks”, then “Export…”.

Note: Your interface may be different, depending on which folder your certificate is stored in: Finally, click on the “Certificates” folder inside. Click on the arrow on the left side of it. Now, locate either “Personal” or “Web Hosting” depending on which folder your certificate is stored in.

If you selected “Computer account”, click the arrow to the left of “Certificates – Current User” to open the navigation.

Click on the “ Certificates” folder inside.

Then locate “Personal” and click on the arrow to the left of it. If you selected “My user account”, click the arrow to the left of “Certificates – Current User” to open the navigation.Click “OK” to add the Certificates snap-in.If you selected “User account”, the snap-in should be on the “Selected snap-ins” list.If you selected “Computer account” in last step: now select “Local computer” and click finish.IMPORTANT: Depending on where you have stored your certificate, you will need to select either “My user account” or “Computer account”.Select “Certificates” from the “Available snap-ins” list and click on the “Add >” button.In MMC, navigate to the menu and select “file”, then select “Add/Remove Snap-in…”.In the Windows start menu, type “mmc” and open it.pfx file using Microsoft Management Console (MMC). pfx File Using Microsoft Management Console (MMC)įollow the instructions in this guide to create a.

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