User has Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac running Windows 7. User was provided a Digital Certificate in the form of a .pfx file.
When the user gets to the end of the install and clicks 'Finish', the followung message is presented to the user - "An internal error has occurred. The private key that you are importing might require a cryptographic service provider that is not installed on your system."
I have been able to successfully install the certificate on a test PC running Windows 7 (non-Mac, no Parallels Desktop) for both the administrator account and a non administrator regular user, soit appears that the certificate is OK.
Any ideas on why the user gets the error with Parallels? Any thoughts ona solution?
I have had very little luck finding much on this error.
When the user gets to the end of the install and clicks 'Finish', the followung message is presented to the user - "An internal error has occurred. The private key that you are importing might require a cryptographic service provider that is not installed on your system."
I have been able to successfully install the certificate on a test PC running Windows 7 (non-Mac, no Parallels Desktop) for both the administrator account and a non administrator regular user, soit appears that the certificate is OK.
Any ideas on why the user gets the error with Parallels? Any thoughts ona solution?
I have had very little luck finding much on this error.