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How to fix SSL certificate errors in Chrome for usersOpen Chrome and click on the menu (the three vertical dots in the top right hand corner of the browser).In the dropdown menu, click Settings.Toward the end of the page, click on advanced.In the Privacy and security box, select Clear browsing data.Jan 31, 2020

In the top "Privacy and Security section, select "More". Scroll down and select "Manage Certificates". Select the certificate or certificates to delete, then click Remove. Click Yes in the Certificates warning box.

Yes you can delete expired certificates, in fact having ones expired can lead to a rejection of secure logon to the site that uses that particular certificate.

Answer. If you use S/MIME to sign or encrypt email messages, you should not delete your personal certificate, even after it expires. Doing so would cause you to permanently lose access to those messages.

Once the certificate expires it is no longer valid. Therefore, once a certificate expires you can safely remove it from the CA database. The one exception to this is if have Key Archival configured on the CA. If you are archiving private keys, you may not want to remove expired CA certificates from the CA database.

In the Internet Options panel, select the Content tab, then click the Certificates button. In the Certificates panel, click the Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab and select the certificate you wish to remove. To actually delete the highlighted certificate, click the Remove button.

Microsoft warns: Do not delete expired certificates Back in September 2020, Microsoft published the document Required trusted root certificates.Removing these certificates could limit the functionality of the operating system or cause the computer to fail.