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Certificate Manager not Opening on Tizen Studio for Windows

I am running Tizen Studio 3.2 on Windows

I've developed an application and I am ready to deploy it to real hardware for testing. The problem I am running into is that the Certificate manager isn't starting.  I'm not getting an error or any feedback. It simply doesn't respond. I've tried starting it by clicking on the Certificate icon in Tizen Studio, by selecting Tools->Certificate Manager in the Tizen Studio 3.2 menus, and I have tried starting the certificate manager directly from my program list. In all cases there is no response at all. 

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the certificate extensions with the package manager.  It has had no effect on the outcome. 

 

What gives? How do I figure out why it won't start so that I can get it started?

 

 

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Tiny Titles

I am in the same situation, did you find a solution?

haystacker

I'm also facing this issue, but on mac. The certificate manager is simply not responding or opening.

haystacker

got the solution. You need to install the certificate manager from the package manager > Main SDK > Tizen SDK tools > Certificate Manager

Will Flanery

I am having the same problem.   Certificate-Manager either doesn't run or ends immediately. 

It is installed and I've tried running it manually from its installation directory:
C:\Users\My Name\Downloads\Tizen\tools\certificate-manager\certificate-manager.exe

If it matters, I'm using Visual Studio .NET.  All the other Tizen "manager" tools are working.  Only Certificate-Manager is failing.

I've tried running it in command prompt, but there is no error message reported.

I've tried changing compatability settings (I'm running Windows 10 Pro 19042.1110.

I don't get any error popups or see anything in the security log that might indicate Windows Defender stopped it from running.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling.

I've tried rebooting several times.

Are there any dependencies that might be missing?

Any other ideas? 

 

Thanks!

-Will

 

Will Flanery

I finally found a solution!  Apparently it was a Windows permissions problem.

I copied the entire Tizen directory from my Downloads folder (C:\Users\MyName\Downloads\Tizen) to my C drive (C:\Tizen) and ran Certificate-Manager from there (C:\Tizen\tools\certificate-manager\certificate-manager.exe).

This worked for generating a certificate (which is all I needed), but I didn't try just moving the certificate-manager folder, and the link in Visual Studio doesn't work because it's still calling the original location.