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1. In the Tools menu click on Options.
2. From that select Advanced
3. Then select Encryption.
4. Now you can see Certificate Tab and click on that.
5. In the certificate manager box click on Authorities tab
6. Scroll down and stop when you reach DigiNotar.
7. On that select DigiNotar Root CA
8. Click on Distrust or Delete button.
9. Finally click on OK
Stay safe
1. In the Tools menu click on Options.
2. From that select Advanced
3. Then select Encryption.
4. Now you can see Certificate Tab and click on that.
5. In the certificate manager box click on Authorities tab
6. Scroll down and stop when you reach DigiNotar.
7. On that select DigiNotar Root CA
8. Click on Distrust or Delete button.
9. Finally click on OK
Stay safe
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