Root Certificate Not Enabled as a Trusted Root (196316)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit 4.0
- Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit 4.01
- Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit 4.01a
This article was previously published under Q196316 SYMPTOMS
When you use the Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)
installation or the Automatic Configuration, Internet Explorer tries to
open a .cab file and the following error message occurs:
Root certificate has not been enabled as a trusted root.
This error occurs even if the file has been properly signed with a
certificate from a valid Certificate Authority (CA).
CAUSE
During the installation of Internet Explorer, the Setup Personalization
did not run under this user account or on this system.
WORKAROUND
Verify that the CA is in the browser's list of Root Authorities. To do
this, use the following procedure:
- In Internet Explorer, click Options on the View menu.
- Click the Content tab.
- Click Authorities.
- In the drop-down box, click Software Publishing and look at the
list of CAs.
If all of the defaults are missing, then the Internet Explorer Setup
Personalization did not run under this user account or on this system. It
is recommended that you reinstall Internet Explorer on this client
computer, using your IEAK build, to add in the Root Authority.
If there are CAs in the list, but not the correct ones, you will have to
add in the Root Authority manually.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 10/1/2003 |
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| Keywords: | kbprb KB196316 |
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