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They may be right. Maybe one can create a SSL certificate. The thing is that one shouldn't have to. Serial Shutdown might work but I prefer Personal Edition. I only installed Serial Shutdown on my Win 11 24H2 build because I didn't have the Personal Edition install file handy.Yeah i reinstalled Powerchute Personal Edition, much less stress than new software by far in my opinion and saved the download on my backup external hard drive.
APC forum replies was just like you can create an ssl certficate, and put it into windows, and use the newer software
I was like nah seems overly complicated to my eyes, and then reinstalled Powerchute Personal Edition lol
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