8. In the Certificate Import Wizard, on the Welcome to the Certificate Import Wizard page, click "Next".
On the File to Import page, browse to and select the file that you want import and then, click "Next".
9. Notes: In the File Explorer window, in the file type drop-down, make sure to select "All Files (*.*)". By default, it is set to search for X.509 Certificate (*.cert;*.crt) file types only.
On the File to Import page, browse to and select the file that you want import and then, click "Next".
9. Notes: In the File Explorer window, in the file type drop-down, make sure to select "All Files (*.*)". By default, it is set to search for X.509 Certificate (*.cert;*.crt) file types only.
10. On the Private key protection page, do the following:
Password: Type the password that you created when the SSL certificate was exported
Mark this key as exportable: Check this box so that you can back up or export the SSL Certificate when needed. Note that a certificate without it's private key does not work
Include all extended properties: Check this box
12. On the Completing the Certificate Import Wizard page, verify that the settings are correct and then, click "Finish".
13. You should receive "The import was successful" message. The SSL certificate w/private key .pfx file is now saved to the Web Hosting store (folder).
13. You should receive "The import was successful" message. The SSL certificate w/private key .pfx file is now saved to the Web Hosting store (folder).