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#Permissions reset app for windows 7 full#
#Permissions reset app for windows 7 code#

It can have many different settings, so I urge you to check icacls command help.

#Permissions reset app for windows 7 full#

In case you don't want full permissions, you can easily change the last part after colon. This will grant certificate private key full trust to your user (in my case above it's application pool identity) so you can use the key to sign data or do whatever you need to do with it. Icacls "c:\ProgramData." /grant:r "IIS AppPool\ASP.NET v4.0":f Icacls "FullPathOfYourPrivateKey" /grant:r "UserFQDN":f

" -aĬopy file along with path (it will liekly span over two lines so copy to Notepad and concatenate) Open command prompt and navigate to the folder where you compiled your FindPrivateKey toolįindPrivateKey YourStoreName LocalMachine -t "ThumbprintWithSpaces" -aįindPrivateKey Root LocalMachine -t "83 45 22. Select the store that has your certificate with private key. Make sure you select Computer and Local Machine when adding it.

Open the file with any archiver tool and only extract FindPrivateKey solution/project.

This is a self extracting archive, but you won't need to extract everything.

Get WF_WCF_Samples file from Microsoft.

Accepted answer shows a simplified approach with moving certificates around to achieve the same result. At least not directly on the store that is. It is possible to set trust permissions on certificates other than those in Personal certificate store, but you can't set permissions via MMC. That's why setting trust permissions on private keys of trusted root certificates is imperative.

I have a pre-built assembly that accesses this certificate in this particular store, so simply placing the certificate in Personal store won't do the trick for me. So the main question is how do I set permissions on my application pool identity to have access to private keys for certificates in the Trusted Root store. If I set my application pools identity to Local System (which has total permissions over my machine) I can successfully access private key. Setting permissions on certificate in personal store works if I change StoreName.Root to StoreName.My.

#Permissions reset app for windows 7 code#

I've tried adding the same certificate to Personal store and the following code doesn't break: X509Store store = new X509Store(StoreName.Root, StoreLocation.LocalMachine) įoreach (X509Certificate2 cert in store.Certificates) I totally understand that but the problem is that this can only be set on personal certificates and not trusted root ones. To actually access the key from code you need to set private key permissions to grant full access to particular IIS application pool. I have a certificate that has to be imported into Certificates/Trusted Root Certification Authorities and has a corresponding private key.