How to Change a Certificate Password
By Jamie M. Kisner
Changing a certificate password on a Windows computer can be achieved within minutes when you know what steps to take. IBM has a help information center that describes the process. Typically, a sensitive document needs to be adjusted for security purposes (i.e., network breach prevention). Password updates could be company policy as well. Therefore, changing a certificate password can be fundamental to averting business risk.
Step 1
Open the 'Start' menu on a Windows computer. Click on 'Program's to begin the update. Find 'Administration' and 'Certificate Management' to begin changing a certificate password.
Step 2
Click 'Communication' followed by 'Security'. You must indicate that you want to make the change.
Step 3
Click to 'Show Client Certificate'.
Step 4
Find the 'Certificate' option and type in the current password. Type in a new one that you desire.
Step 5
Click on 'View Certificate'.
Click 'Settings' to make adjustments to the certificate permanent.
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Writer Bio
Jamie M. Kisner currently works as a South Florida entrepreneur of JMK Notary & Services and a Miami-Dade College instructor. During her spare time, she writes online content for a variety of sites, including eHow, Digital Journal, Bukisa and Homeless Voice. She holds a master's degree in business administration from Florida's Nova Southeastern University.