Support > Digital Certificate Instructions > Removing Certificate
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This section contains instructions on how you can remove a certificate from various web browsers.
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Explorer 6 - Complete the following steps to remove a certificate using Internet Explorer 6:
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Open Internet Explorer 6. |
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Select Tools-->Internet Options. The Internet Options dialog box appears. |
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Click the Content tab. |
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Click the Certificates button. The Certificate Manager dialog box appears. |
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Click the Personal tab. |
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Select the certificate to remove, then Click the Remove button. |
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A message appears that asks whether you are sure you want to delete the certificate. Click Yes. The certificate has now been deleted from the system. |
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Outlook - Complete the following steps to remove a certificate using Outlook:
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Open Outlook. |
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Select Tools-->Options. The Options dialog box appears. |
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Click the Security tab. |
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Click the Import/Export Digital ID button. The Import/Export Security Information and Digital ID dialog box appears. |
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Select the Export your Exchange or S/MIME Security Information option button, then Click Select. The Select a Certificate dialog box appears. |
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Select the certificate to delete, then Click OK. The Select a Certificate dialog box closes and the Import/Export Security Information and Digital ID dialog box becomes active. |
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In the Password field, enter the password for the certificate. |
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Check the "Delete Security Information Digital ID from system" check box, then Click OK. The certificate has now been deleted from the system.
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Outlook Express - Complete the following steps to remove a certificate using Outlook Express:
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Open Outlook Express. |
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Select Tools-->Options. The Options dialog box appears. |
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Click the Security tab. |
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Click the Digital IDs button. The Certificate Manager dialog box appears. |
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Click the Personal tab. |
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Select the certificate to remove, then click the Remove button. The certificate has now been deleted from the system. |
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Netscape Communicator - Complete the following steps to remove a certificate using Netscape Communicator:
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Open Netscape Communicator. |
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Click the Security button on the Navigation Toolbar. The Security Info screen appears |
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Under the Certificates hyperlink, Click Yours. This displays all your certificates. |
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Select the certificate to remove. |
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Click the Delete button. A window containing a warning and information about the certificate appears. |
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Click OK. The certificate is deleted from the list. |
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Eudora Pro - Complete the following steps to use WorldSecure Client 3.0 to remove a certificate:
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Open Eudora Pro. |
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Select Special--Message Plugins Settings. The Installed Message Plugins dialog box appears. |
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Select WorldSecure Client, then Click the Settings button. The S/MIME Configuration - Current User dialog box appears. |
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Click the Certificate Manager button. The Certificate Manager dialog box appears. |
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Select the certificate to remove, then Click the Remove button. The certificate is deleted from the system. |
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