When using Active Directory Certificate Services, you may receive the Event ID 86: CertificateServicesClient-CertEnroll warning pop-up.

What does the issue notification mean?

How to fix the issue?

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This post fromMiniToolprovides answers for you.

Its usually related to certificate template issues, TPM, BIOS, or a corrupted Windows update or driver.

Thus, you had better uninstall the latest update and start your system.

Should I Update My BIOS: Reasons & How To Check

Step 1: Go toControl Panel.

UnderPrograms, clickUninstall a program.

Step 2: ClickView installed updatesto uninstall an update.

Step 3: Then find the recent update and delete it.

This will lead you to thesystem protectiontab in thesystem properties.

Step 2: Then, clicksystem restore.

Now snag the restore point to which you want to restore your system.

Step 3: Click theScan for affected programsbutton.

Step 4: Then, clickNextto continue with system restore.

Once done, clickFinish,and then end the window.

This will restore your system to the system restore point.

To solve the issue, you’re gonna wanna update the driver.

Step 1: Open theRunbox and typedevmgmt.msc.

Then pressEnterto go toDevice Manager.

Step 2: Double-clickDisplay adaptersto expand it.

Then right-click your graphics card driver and chooseUpdate driver.

Step 3: You will be asked how you want to search for drivers in the pop-up window.

You should chooseSearch automatically for updated driver softwareand then follow the instructions to complete the process.

A minidump typically includes the runtime stack of every active thread during the crash.

You may need to examine these log files for the cause.

Fix 5: Update BIOS

Updating BIOS is a procedure for advanced users.

It is a risky task to update BIOS since system crashes may happen.

Thus, you had better create a system backup or back up your crucial files before starting the update.

To do that, MiniTool ShadowMaker is highly recommended.

This page shows you why and how to check the BIOS version.

Final Words

When you see the Event ID 86: CertificateServicesClient-CertEnroll glitch notice, do not panic.

you’re able to try the solutions one by one that we mentioned in this post.

If you have any different ideas to fix the issue, you could share them in the comment zone.