Under Microsoft Windows XP, look for and click ‘Update for Root Certificates for Windows XP (November 2013) KB931125’.ħ. Choose ‘Select and install other updates’.Ĥ. On the left pane under ‘Select by Type’, choose ‘Software, Optional’.ģ. If trying it again doesn’t work, proceed to the next option…Ģ. If unsuccessful, follow these steps again as you may not have deleted all the expired certificates the first time around. Try to log back in to the Poker software.ġ4. Do the same for both expired certificates.ġ3. When it asks if you want to permanently delete the certificate, choose ’Yes’.ġ1. Right-Click on the highlighted row and select ‘Delete’.ġ0. Click on that row to highlight the certificate.ĩ. Scroll down to where the expiration date says either “” or “”. This’ll sort your certificates in order by date.ħ. Click on the top column that reads ‘Expiration Date’. In the ‘Contains’ field, type ‘globalsign’ and click the ‘Find Now’ button.Ħ. Right-click on the ‘Certificates – Current User’ heading in the left pane.ĥ. Click the Start button, type 'certmgr.msc' into the 'Search programs and files' box and press Enter.įor all versions of Windows, please follow these next steps carefully:ģ. If you’re prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. Click the Start button, type 'certmgr.msc' into the 'Search' box and press Enter.Ģ. In the Run box, type ‘certmgr.msc’ and press Enter, which opens the Certificate Manager.ġ. Manually delete the expired certificate through your Certificate Manager:ġ. Use the step by step instructions below to ensure your operating certificates are up to date. In order for the Bovada Poker Software to perform optimally, your operating system must have the most up to date certificates.
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