I have a problem with Windows 10 certificate enrollment for a while now, with no solutions in sight. When I try to enroll the current user certificate, I get the “Administrator” user instead of the current user as I want it to be. What should I do? Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hi @Aidan,
You should check this thread it might be helpful
Would you please explain more why you need certificate enrollment.
I would like to help you,if you explain more.
You may try Auto Enrollment by following this method
Go to User Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Public Key Policies and then under Object Type section in the right pane, select Certificate Services Client - Auto - Enrollment . Right-click on Certificate Services Client - Auto - Enrollment and click Properties.
Hello,
Please check this
Is this any kind of bug in OS or with any latest patch.
We used to just join the computer in domain and it gets the certificate automatically.
But in this scenario, the computer never gets a certificate from domain.
This below thread says about the context which the enrollment run is a user context and which may be the failure reason.
“Since it is a computer certificate and the computer is the only thing that has domain permissions then it must be done as the system context. In your powershell example you are running it as your local account.”
Also there is an enrollment scheduled task builtin and which I will try to run manually and check this works or not.
