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I'm trying to add snap into Microsoft Management Console in windows 10. But when I try to add certificate, an error message is coming with the header Microsoft Management Console has stopped working:

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When I click the Debug button, Visual Studio 2015 gives me a message like this:

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I've tried a solution found by google search saying to run sfc/scannow command in command promt but didn't get any result.

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    What did you want to use the certificate snap-in for? I wanted to get to the local computer certificates but was having the same problem, then I found a workaround: you can open the local computer certificates directly by running 'certlm.msc' in command prompt – Fledges Oct 17 '16 at 23:53
  • @Derfenestrator I'm trying to import a external certificate to my local computer. can you give an answer with some more details about how you did it? it might help. – Rashik Hasnat Oct 19 '16 at 08:58

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So this doesn't address the error itself, but if you were trying to use the snap-in to access the local computer certificate store then there is a work around.

Open up command prompt and type in 'certlm.msc', this should directly open up the local computer certificate store plug-in without having to go through the buggy menus.

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    I think this answer should be accepted, as it exactly solves the problem; you can import certificates to local computer. Thanks! You saved my day! – faza Oct 22 '17 at 08:25