Root CA not added to certlm.msc(Local Machine Cert), just added to certmgr.msc(Current User Cert)

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Root CA not added to certlm.msc(Local Machine Cert), just added to certmgr.msc(Current User Cert) #550

Open verygoodlee opened 1 year ago

verygoodlee commented 1 year ago

Operating system: Windows 10/11
mkcert version : v1.4.4

When I use it in Windows Services, the certificate becomes invalid, and I found the reason, Windows Services run as SYSTEM not current user， use certmgr.msc and certlm.msc to compare differences 屏幕截图 2023-08-22 235206 then I copy the mkcert Root CA from certmgr.msc to certlm.msc，problem solved.

Can mkcert -install add Root CA to both of them？Administrator privileges may be required.

pamidur commented 10 months ago

Same issue here, not on all machines though