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help with Cisco VPN certificate

I hope someone can help me.... I'm running XP and my machine crashed in the middle of installing VPN. When I rebooted and ran the install prog again I got the message that another version of VPN was already installed and would be removed now...

Then the next screen said that I had to reboot...

Ran the installer again and got the same message - and so it went in a circle

So:

-I deleted the VPN application

-I uninstalled the network adaptor

-I used regedit to delete asociated keys... And I still get the same message.

So I figure that the installer is checking to see if there is a certificate and using that to determine that VPN is already installed...

Does that sound about right, and if so how do I delete the certificate manually?

I need VPN for my work so I am in kind of a tight spot.

Thanks

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adamleight
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to my point of view the error is stating that the previous installation has still left something on ur machine which is preventing the new package to install. but anyways if u want to delete the certificate u have to open internet explorer and then Tools>Internet Option>Content>Certificates>Intended Purpose (ALL)>Trusted Root Certification Authorities. here u can find a list of ROOT CA find urs and delete it. Do restart the machine after u delete that.

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Waqas

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