Steps to Delete an Untrusted Certificate in a MacBook Air

The Apple MacBook Air OS generated the electronic certificates during the time you practice to connect to wireless networks or other services that require verification. Once connecting, you will be prompted to provide your username and password and other reliable credentials and accept the certificate either it is trusted or untrusted. In case you have accepted an unauthentic and certificate earlier and want to delete it, then you can simply use the Keychain Access tool in order to remove it from the MacBook Air.   In order to have more detailed and information related to MacBook Air, consult experts and get MacBook Air Technical Support instantly.

Follow the steps given below in order to delete an untrusted certificate in a MacBook Air

• First of all you need to click on the "Finder" icon in the Dock.
• Now, hit on the “Go” menu located at the top of the window and choose "Utilities".
• After this, you have to double-click on "Keychain Access".
• Form the list of categories, choose "Certificates".
• At last, you have to click on the certificate that you wish to remove or delete. Here, an untrusted certificate has a red "X" symbol under its name. 
• Next, you are required to click on "Edit" located at the top of the screen and simply click "Delete". Here, you have to simply settle the decision by clicking "Delete" again when prompted.

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