However, due to unknown reasons, suddenly all these settings are greyed out.
And I am unable to check/uncheck. Does anyone knows how to rectify this
issue?
Thanks in advanced !!
Check the integrity of your certificate. Click Start>Run>certmgr.msc, press
Enter. Open the Personal folder and check the certificate.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
The user certs are trusted and enabled.
However, I am still unable to encrypt or add digital signature when i
compose an email. The options are greyed out.
Previously, it was working fine. It suddenly greyed out now.
If i configure the same user onto another new machine, the options to
encrypt are available.
By the way, inside Tools..--> Trust Center.. --> Email Security --> The
following are greyed out.
1.Encrypt contents and attachments for outgoing messages
2.Add digital signature to outgoing messages
3.Send clear text signed message when sending signed messages
4.Request S/MIME receipt for all S/MIME signed messages
But the "Default Setting" are not greyed out. And I am able to configure the
settings. E.g. Using which cert to encrypt. etc..
If it works on a different PC, then try creating a new Windows user profile on
the same PC to see if it works there. I have found that sometimes Windows'
cryptographic data store gets damaged. I don't know how to repair it except
by creating a new user.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Same goes for the domain user on the same machine. Even local/domain
administrator sees the option greyed out.
It seems that the problem lies on the machine. Because if i were to log in
to another newly created machine, the domain user can see and select the
options.
I wish I had other ideas. Alas, I don't. Sorry.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]