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the cause for this is due to the fact that entrust us to sell TLS certificates do not include a private key the private key resides on the server that generated the certificate signing request or CSR when installed correctly the server certificate will match up with the private key as displayed here if the private key is missing the message indicating a good correspondence with the private key will be missing as shown here a missing private key could mean that the certificate is not installed at the same server that generated the CSR that the pending request was deleted from iis or that the certificate was installed through the certificate import wizard rather than through iis so the solution to this issue would be related to one of these items just mentioned in this video we won't discuss how to determine the cause behind the missing private key only the solution to recovering it so let's solve the issue it's not that complicated so let's get started to recover the private key follow this procedure note that this is a three-part process including three broad sections first the snap-in configuration second importing the server certificate third recovering the private key so let's start with part one of three the snap-in configuration use the following steps to add the certificate snap-in select start then search for run once it is open type in MMC and click OK this will open Microsoft management console or MMC from the file menu choose add remove snapping in the new window that appears select certificates then select ah next choose the computer account option and select next select local computer then click finish click close then ok and the snap-in for certificates appears in the consult under certificates local computer now let's move on to part two of three importing the server certificate use the following steps to import your server certificate into the personal certificate store if the server certificate has already been imported into the personal store you may skip this step still in the MMC console begin this process by expanding the certificates local computer tree in the left preview panel right-click on personal then all tasks import on the wizard that opens browse to the location of your server certificate file and click Next [Music] select place all certificates in the following store and make sure that the selection is personal and then click Next click finish to complete the certificate import wizard a dialog box appears indicating that the import was successful and you can click okay to end this part two of the now moving on to part 3 of 3 which is recovering the private key so use the following steps to recover the private key using the search key tail command so first locate your server certificate file by opening Microsoft Internet Information Services Manager then on the right side select tools then Internet Information Services iis manager once in iis manager select your server...