- Search for and open "Manage user certificates":

- Expand "Trusted Root Certification Authorities", click on "Certificates", locate the certificate that starts with "FG6" and ends with "4530" (in both the Issued To and Issued By fields), right click the certificate > All Tasks > Export:
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- Click "Next", choose "Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER)" and then click "Next" again:

- Click on "Browse", select the Desktop as the destination, name the file "Fortinet SSL", click on "Save", and then click on "Next":

- Click on "Finish" and then "OK"
- Open Azure Storage Explorer > Edit > SSL Certificates > Import Certificates:

- Locate and select "Fortinet SSL" from your Desktop, click on "Open", and then click on "Restart Now" in Azure Storage Explorer