How do I renew my expired Windows Store app certificate?

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AndrewS picture AndrewS · May 20, 2014 · Viewed 9.1k times · Source

I have taken over the development of a Windows Store app, and our store certificate has recently expired. How do I renew the certificate, or do I have to generate a new one?

In the .appxmanifest, I can choose to generate a new Test certificate, but I need a store certificate, not a test certificate.

Answer

Timur Gilfanov picture Timur Gilfanov · Dec 9, 2014

You need to:

  1. Generate new test certificate http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/br230260.aspx#Renew
  2. Associate with store app: Project -> Store -> Associate

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