How to remove Adobe Content Certificate from PC

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How to remove Adobe Content Certificate from PC 

Adobe Content  certifcate listing in my browser is a problem for me 

[Abambo]

See here if this helps. https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/acrobat/using/digital-ids.html

[SFO TECHNOLOG26291187bbzv]

not working

Please advise how to remove Adobe Content Cerficate 10-5 &  Adobe Content Cerficate 10-6  from my PC and browser to avoid displaying same while i using my personla Digital Signature to sign important Customs documets through Customs website in Edge/Chrome Browser 

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Advise how to remove first 2 adobe signature from my PC 

[Bernd Alheit]

What version of Acrobat Reader does you use?

[SFO TECHNOLOG26291187bbzv]

2022.002.20212  64BIT

[SFO TECHNOLOG26291187bbzv]

i found answer for solultion from web 

[JustAnotherGuy123]

How brother? Can you share the solution here?

[Kumar29387147ync4]

Sir, can you tell me how to remove the same adobe certificates for me also. 

[Kumar29387147ync4]

Sir, can you tell me how to remove the same adobe certificates for me also. (My previous message was wrong)

[Bernd Alheit]

What version of Acrobat Reader does you use?

[Kumar29387147ync4]

Adobe Acrobat DC. Actually I contacted my DSC provider for some other problem. They tried something using anydesk. They used Adobe DC. Thereafter only I found these 4 certificates in muy signer tool.

[Kumar29387147ync4]

Santhosh Gopalakrishnan sir. Please help me how to remove those adobe content certificats

[SFO TECHNOLOG26291187bbzv]

1. Open the Certificate Manager:

   • Press Win + R to open the Run dialog.
   • Type certmgr.msc and press Enter.

2. Navigate to Trusted Root Certification Authorities:

   • In the Certificate Manager window, expand the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" section on the left.

3. Locate the Certificate:

   • Look for the "Certificates" folder inside "Trusted Root Certification Authorities."
   • Search for the "Adobe Content Certificate CA 10-19" certificate in the list.

4. Remove the Certificate:

   • Right-click on the certificate.
   • Select "Delete" or "Remove."
   • Confirm any prompts that appear.

5. Restart Your Computer:

   • After removing the certificate, it's a good idea to restart your computer to ensure the changes take effect.

6. Check for Impact:

   • Keep an eye on any Adobe services or applications that might rely on this certificate. If you encounter issues, you might need to reinstall or repair the affected software.

[Glaucio325765057ue5]

The procedure you described here is correct, except that in my computer, the certificates are not installed in the  "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" folder; instead, they are in "Personal" folder.

Notice that the certificates will be installed again if you just open the Adobe account logon window (trying to use a paid feature like exporting a PDF or going to menu HELP > LOGON...).

[Nguyen351321485zcn]

You are right.