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Microsoft resolves Windows 11 24H2 certificate enrollment error

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Microsoft has resolved a known issue causing false CertificateServicesClient (CertEnroll) error messages in Windows 11 24H2 after installing the July 2025 preview and subsequent updates. The error, related to the 'Microsoft Pluton Cryptographic Provider', was triggered by a feature still under development. The fix will roll out over the next four weeks. The error did not impact Windows processes and could be safely ignored. Microsoft confirmed the resolution and provided details on the rollout timeline.

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  1. 29.08.2025 21:02 📰 1 articles

    Microsoft resolves Windows 11 24H2 certificate enrollment error

    Microsoft has resolved a known issue causing false CertificateServicesClient (CertEnroll) error messages in Windows 11 24H2. The error, related to the 'Microsoft Pluton Cryptographic Provider', was triggered by a feature still under development. The fix will roll out over the next four weeks, starting with the August 29, 2025 update (KB5064081).

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