cmd command line installation, delete Windows certificate (simple use of certgmr)

The certmgr tool is required to manage certificates.

Executing certmgr in cmd will pop up a certificate management tool, but you cannot use the command line to manage certificates, and additional tools are required

cermgr.exe: download link

https://pan.baidu.com/s/1wnA-i0ixhSftPsMxv8OQ-Q

Execute certmr.exe **** in the certmgr file directory

Example: delete the specified certificate:

　　CertMgr.Exe -del -c -n certificate name -s my

　　Add the specified certificate:

　　CertMgr.Exe -add -all certificate name -s my

The following is an introduction to the options of certmgr:

/add	Add the certificate, CTL and CRL to the certificate store.
/all	Adds all items when used with  /add .  Deletes all items when used with  /del . Displays all items when used without the  /add  or  /delete  options. The /all  option cannot be used with  /put  .
/c	Add a certificate when used with  /add .  Removes certificates when used with  /del .  Save the certificate when used with  /put . Display certificates when used without the  /add , /delete ,  or  /put options.
/CRL	Add or remove CRLs.  Displays the CRL when used without the  /add , /delete ,  or  /put options.
/CTL	Add or remove CTLs.  Displays the CTL when used without the  /add , /delete ,  or  /put options.
/delete	Deletes certificates, CTLs, and CRLs from the specified certificate store.
/e  encodingType	Specifies the certificate encoding type.
/f dwFlags	Specifies the store open flag.  This is the  dwFlags parameter passed to  CertOpenStore  . The default value is CERT_SYSTEM_STORE_CURRENT_USER. This option is only considered when using the  /y  option.
/h[elp]	Displays the command syntax and options for the tool.
/n commonName String	Specifies the common name of the certificate to add, delete, or save. This option can only be used for certificates, not CTLs or CRLs.
/put	Save the X.509 certificate, CTL or CRL in the certificate store to a file. The file will be saved in X.509 format. The /7  option can be used with the  /put  option to save the file in PKCS #7 format. The /put  option must be followed by  /c , /CTL ,  or  /CRL . The /all  option cannot be used with  /put  .
/r registry location	Identifies the registry location of the system store. This option is only considered when the /s  option is specified  . Registry location  must be one of the following values: currentUser  indicates that the certificate store is under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER key. This is the default value. localMachine  indicates that the certificate store is under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key.
/s	Indicates that the certificate store is the system store. If this option is not specified, the store is a  StoreFile .
/ sha1  sha1Hash	Specifies the SHA1 hash of the certificate, CTL, or CRL to add, remove, or save.
/v	Specifies verbose mode; displays detailed information about certificates, CTLs, and CRLs. This option cannot be used with the  /add , /delete ,  or  /put  options.
/y storeProviderType	Specifies the bucket provider type.
/7	Save the target store as a PKCS#7 object.
/?	Displays the command syntax and options for the tool.