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Windows 7 DLL File Information - certmgr.dll

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General Information

File Description: Certificates snap-in  
File Version: 6.1.7100.0 (winmain_win7rc.090421-1700)  
Company: Microsoft Corporation  
Product Name: Microsoft Windows Operating System  
DLL popularity Very Low - There is no any other DLL in system32 directory that is statically linked to this file.
File Size: 1,519 KB
Total Number of Exported Functions: 5
Total Number of Exported Functions With Names: 5
 

Section Headers

Name Virtual Address Raw Data Size % of File Characteristics Section Contains...
.text 0x00001000 660,480 Bytes 42.5% Read, Execute Code
.data 0x000a3000 13,312 Bytes 0.9% Write, Read Initialized Data
.rsrc 0x000a9000 837,120 Bytes 53.8% Read Initialized Data
.reloc 0x00176000 43,008 Bytes 2.8% Read, Discardable Initialized Data
 

Static Linking

certmgr.dll is statically linked to the following files:

MFC42u.dll
msvcrt.dll
ATL.DLL
ntdll.dll
certcli.dll
certenroll.dll
KERNEL32.dll
USER32.dll
OLEAUT32.dll
ole32.dll
ADVAPI32.dll
netutils.dll
dsrole.dll
srvcli.dll
SHELL32.dll
CRYPTUI.dll
CRYPT32.dll
GDI32.dll
NTDSAPI.dll
ncrypt.dll
SHLWAPI.dll
WINTRUST.dll
VERSION.dll
imagehlp.dll
Secur32.dll
ACLUI.dll
IPHLPAPI.DLL
slc.dll
logoncli.dll
ACTIVEDS.dll

This means that when certmgr.dll is loaded, the above files are automatically loaded too. If one of these files is corrupted or missing, certmgr.dll won't be loaded.

 

General Resources Information

Resource Type Number of Items Total Size % of File
Icons 17 172,074 Bytes 11.1%
Animated Icons 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Cursors 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Animated Cursors 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Bitmaps 9 647,154 Bytes 41.6%
AVI Files 1 6,668 Bytes 0.4%
Dialog-Boxes 40 40,704 Bytes 2.6%
HTML Related Files 0 0 Bytes 0.0%
Menus 3 564 Bytes 0.0%
Strings 391 39,326 Bytes 2.5%
Type Libraries 1 2,132 Bytes 0.1%
Manifest 1 1,118 Bytes 0.1%
All Others 2 1,164 Bytes 0.1%
Total 465 910,904 Bytes 58.6%
 

Icons in this file

There are 17 icons stored in this DLL file. You can view all these icons in the following small thumbnail:
 

Cursors in this file

No cursors found in this file

 

Dialog-boxes list (up to 200 dialogs)

In the following section, you can find the captions of dialog-boxes stored in this DLL. The list is currently limited to 200 dialogs.
ID Dialog Caption
107 Enrollment Policy Configuration
108 General
109 EFS Template Selection
245 Certificates snap-in
246 Certificates snap-in
248 Find Certificates
280 General
285 General
329 Set Password
377 View Options
441 Precedence
442 General
443 General
444 General
445 General
446 General
447 General
449 General
504 General
505 Cache
506 Certificates
580 Enrollment Policy
600 Trusted Publishers
610 General
620 Stores
640 Network Retrieval
660 Revocation
680 Smart Card
700 Precedence
720 Select Certificate Purposes
970 Select Computer
 

String resources in this dll (up to 200 strings)

String ID String Text
1 Users
3 Add Recovery Agent Wizard
8 Certificate Files (*.cer)|*.cer||
9 %1 does not contain a valid certificate. %2
10 Invalid Certificate file.
11 USER_UNKNOWN
12 Certificates
13 Certificate display name not available.
14 Software Restriction Policies
101 Certificates 1.0 Object
102 &Manage Private Keys...
103 View or change the access security settings for the certificate's private keys.
104 Microsoft Corporation
110 Issued By
190 Certificates (%1)
191 Certificates - Service (%1) on (%2)
192 The certificate cannot be pasted into the %1 store. %2
193 Certificates (Local Computer)
194 Certificate Services Client - Auto-Enrollment
195 Logical Store Name
196 With Software Restriction Policies, you can define a default security level and rules (exceptions to that default security level) that specify what software is allowed to run on a computer. Software restriction policies are enforced when a user or process attempts to run software.
197 Public Key Policies
198 Security Levels
199 Additional Rules
200 Name
201 Description
202 Type
203 Security Level
204 Last Modified Date
205 Request...
206 New Path Rule
207 Re&new Certificate with New Key...
208 Renew a certificate that is close to expiration. Use a new key.
209 Renew Certificate with Same Key...
210 Renew a certificate that is close to expiration. Use the same key as the selected certificate.
211 Request Certificate with Same Key
212 Renew Certificate with Same Key
213 &Import...
214 Add a certificate to a store
215 &Export...
216 Export a certificate
217 Automatic Certificate Request...
218 Create a new Automatic Certificate Request object and add it to the Security Configuration Editor
219 SAFER Windows 1.0 Object
220 Software Restriction Policies
222 The path cannot contain any of the following characters: %1
225 Set as default
226 Makes this level the default.
228 New Hash Rule
229 Certificates
231 New Certificate Rule
233 Issued To
234 Expiration Date
235 &Open
236 View a certificate
237 Fi&nd Certificates...
238 Search for a certificate in the store
239 Policy Name
240 Setting
241 &Request New Certificate...
242 Request a new certificate from a certification authority (CA) in your domain
243 Enabled
244 Disabled
245 Effective Date
246 Certificates - Current User
247 Windows could not set %1 as the default security level. %2
248 [not available]
249 Friendly Name
250 Intended Purposes
251 New &Path Rule...
252 Adds a new path rule.
253 Certificates
254 Issued To
255 Issued By
256 New H&ash Rule...
257 Key Container Name
258 Referenced by Certificate
259 The Certificates snap-in allows you to browse the contents of the certificate stores for yourself, a service, or a computer.
260 Next Update
261 Issued To
262 Issued By
263 Adds a new certificate rule.
264 New &Network Zone Rule...
265 Adds a new network zone rule.
266 All certificate stores
267 New &Certificate Rule...
268 Find Certificate
269 This will clear your current search.
270 Searching...
271 1 Certificate Found
272 No Certificates Found
273 %1!d! Certificates Found
274 MD5 Hash
275 SHA1 Hash
276 Store Found In
277 Adds a new application hash rule.
278 Export Store...
279 Export a certificate store
280 Key Algorithms
281 Export a certificate trust list
282 View a certificate trust list
283 <All>
284 <None>
285 Object Type
286 Physical Store Name
287 Certificates - Current User
288 Certificates
289 Provider Name
290 Enterprise Trust
291 Edit
292 Edit the Certificate Trust List
293 Certificate Trust List
294 Create a new Certificate Trust List and add it to this certificate store
295 The %1 certificate store already contains the following certificate: Friendly name: %2 Issued to: %3 Would you like to replace the existing certificate?
296 Certificate store already contains the selected certificate trust list. Delete the duplicate before adding.
297 Certificate store already contains the selected certificate revocation list. Delete the duplicate before adding.
299 Re&quest Certificate with New Key...
300 Request a new certificate, but do not use the same key as the selected certificate.
301 Deleting system root certificates might prevent some Windows components from working properly. The list of system critical root certificates can be reviewed at http://support.microsoft.com/?id=293781. If Update Root Certificates is installed, any deleted third-party root certificates will be restored automatically, but the system root certificates will not. Do you want to delete the selected certificate(s)?
302 Certificates that are issued by this CA or any lower level CA will no longer be trusted. Do you wish to delete this certificate?
303 You will not be able to decrypt data encrypted using this certificate. Do you want to delete this certificate?
304 Certificates that verify to a certificate listed in this CTL may no longer be verifiable. Do you wish to delete this CTL?
305 Removing this CRL may prevent Windows from performing revocation checking on certificates issued by this Certificate Authority. Do you still wish to delete this CRL?
306 Select a service account to manage on the local computer.
307 The selected certificate has no private key. %1
308 The certificate you are about to copy refers to a private key. The private key will not be copied with the certificate. Are you sure you want to copy the certificate?
309 Copy a Certificate
310 Trusted Root Certification Authorities
311 Encrypting File System
312 &Add Data Recovery Agent...
314 Add an existing certificate to the Group Policy as a data recovery agent
315 &Create Data Recovery Agent
316 Enroll a new certificate into the Group Policy as a data recovery agent
317 Automatic Certificate Request Settings
320 &Data Recovery Agent...
322 Automatic Certificate Request Setup Wizard
323 Name
324 Intended Purposes
325 Add Recovery Agent
326 The selected user has no certificates suitable for Encrypting File System Recovery and cannot be added as a recovery agent. Select another user.
327 Serial Number
338 Select a certificate template.
340 Automatic Certificate Request
341 Are you sure you want to delete this Automatic Certificate Request?
342 The certificate is not suitable for Encrypting File System recovery.
343 Should the public and private key pair, and the certificate be exported to a password protected PFX file and the private key deleted?
344 Create Automatic Certificate Request
345 The passwords you typed do not match. Type the new password in both text boxes.
346 Set Password
347 If you press "Cancel", the certificate will not be exported to a PFX file. Cancel anyway?
348 Unable to retrieve selected certificate template.
354 Certification Authorities
357 Unable to read enhanced key usage from Auto Certificate Request object.
358 Cannot read certificate template information from a Automatic Certificate Request object.
361 Edit the Auto Certificate Request Object by launching the Auto Certificate Request Wizard
362 View a certificate revocation list
363 Export a certificate revocation list
364 Verdana
366 Register Certificates snap-in
367 You do not have sufficient rights to register the Certificates snap-in.
368 Certificate Template
369 The next time a computer logs on, a certificate based on the template you select is provided.
372 Select Recovery Agents
373 Only users who have recovery agent certificates can be designated as recovery agents.
375 Unable to open %1 certificate store. %2
376 Unable to open %1 certificate store. The user could not be added. %2
377 Personal Information Exchange - PKCS #7 (*.pfx)|*.pfx||
380 The certificates you are about to copy refer to private keys. The private keys will not be copied with the certificates. Are you sure you want to copy the certificates?
381 Deleting system root certificates might prevent some Windows components from working properly. The list of system critical root certificates can be reviewed at http://support.microsoft.com/?id=293781. If Update Root Certificates is installed, any deleted third-party root certificates will be restored automatically, but the system root certificates will not. Do you want to delete the selected certificate(s)?
382 Certificates that are issued by this CA or any lower level CA will no longer be trusted. Do you wish to delete these certificates?
383 You will not be able to decrypt data encrypted using these certificates. Do you wish to delete these certificates?
384 Permanently delete the selected certificates?
385 Deleting these certificates may invalidate CAs or remove your ability to decrypt data. Do you wish to delete these certificates?
386 Public Key Policies
387 &Options...
388 View or change Certificates snap-in display options
390 Unable to save changes to %1. %2
391 Status
397 Are you sure you want to delete the Encrypting File System policy from this Group Policy object?
398 %1 store contains no certificates.
399 %1 store contains 1 certificate.
400 %1 store contains %2!d! certificates.
401 No certificates are available for %1.
402 One certificate is available for %1.
403 %1 certificates are available for %2.
404 Status
405 The help file %1 could not be opened.
406 %1 store contains no automatic certificate requests.
407 %1 store contains one automatic certificate request.
408 %1 store contains %2!d! automatic certificate requests.
409 %1 store contains no CTLs.
410 %1 store contains one CTL.
411 %1 store contains %2!d! CTLs.
412 The certificate cannot be validated.
413 File type is unknown. Cannot open.
414 There are no private keys.
415 There is one private key.
416 There are %1!d! private keys.
418 The Public Key Policies extension allows you to specify root certificates and set up certificate trust lists, automatic certificate requests and recovery agents.
421 Permanently delete the selected certificate?
 

COM Classes/Interfaces

Name Type Description
CertificateManager CoClass CERTMGR Class  
CertificateManagerAbout CoClass CERTMGR About  
ICertificateManager Interface ICertificateManager Interface  
PublicKeyPoliciesAbout CoClass CERTMGR Public Key Policies About  
SaferWindowsAbout CoClass CERTMGR Safer Windows About  
 

Exported Functions List

The following functions are exported by this dll:
DllCanUnloadNow DllGetClassObject DllInstall DllRegisterServer
DllUnregisterServer

 

Imported Functions List

The following functions are imported by this dll:

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