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    I can't describe how much I hate Dymo developers. Long hours of annoyance were caused by their negligence.

    So you are here, because you are looking for solution for "None of the ports were configured to use SSL certificate"

    - when you try to diagnose Dymo Web Service.

    The good developers at Dymo forgot to delete/check/reinstall (call as you want) certificates when you uninstall/reinstall the web service.

    After hours (days!) I found the solution.

    $netsh http show sslcert

    You can see that there are ports for Dymo configured... these should be deleted when you do an uninstall. Instead of this,
    Dymo installer is just ignoring and doesn't reinstall the certificates -> you can never launch the web service.

    So what to do?

    Uninstall Dymo Label software.

    Launch terminal with admin rights.

    $netsh http delete sslcert 127.0.0.1:41951
    $netsh http delete sslcert 127.0.0.1:41952
    ...
    $netsh http delete sslcert 127.0.0.1:41960

    If you are done, install Dymo Label software (it takes longer as usual) and voila. Everything works as it should.

    Click the star if this helped you.

    Thanks.