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Import S/MIME Certs to Win 7 & Office 2013

To import S/MIME certificates into Windows 7 and Office 2013, open the .p12 certificate file which launches the Import Certificate Wizard. Select the personal certificate store and enter the password received via email. Set the security level to high and enter the same password used to log into the PC, which will then need to be used to open encrypted emails or sign messages. Repeat the process for any additional certificates to have both encryption and signature certificates installed for use.

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Import S/MIME Certs to Win 7 & Office 2013

To import S/MIME certificates into Windows 7 and Office 2013, open the .p12 certificate file which launches the Import Certificate Wizard. Select the personal certificate store and enter the password received via email. Set the security level to high and enter the same password used to log into the PC, which will then need to be used to open encrypted emails or sign messages. Repeat the process for any additional certificates to have both encryption and signature certificates installed for use.

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Import S/MIME certificates to Windows 7 and Office 2013

Open the certificate with the * .p12 extension and the Import Certificate Wizard appears:

Click Next.
Click Next.
Check the boxes as shown and enter the password for the certificate (the password should be
received by email). Click Next.
Choose the image, click Browse, select personal and then click Next.
Click Finish.

Click on set the security level to.


Select High and click Next.

In the next window, select the password for the certificate (the password complexity is the same as
the password when logging in to the PC). You'll need to enter this password whenever you open an
encrypted email or sign a mail. Then click Finish.
Import successful. Repeat the same for the second certificate. You must always have both signature
and encryption certificates installed on your computer.

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