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I think the question says it all, however:

Using Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7, when I browse to an internal secured domain (https://...) at work, the certificate is showing as untrusted as it's an internally generated certificate.

Internet Explorer initially blocks me from going to the site. I can continue on to view the site and it shows the address bar in red. When I close the browser and return to the site I have to go through the process again. I'd like to know the proper steps to install the certificate so that it will not show as untrusted any longer.

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You can import your certificates under Internet Options. There is a tab called Content which has got a button called Certificates.... I found this short howto with some nice explanatory pictures. The howto is for some special Proxy but the import of the certificate is just the same.

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Worked like a charm, Thanks. I think the only thing the howto missed was you need to restart the browser after importing the certificate for it to take full effect. – Doozer Blake Nov 10 '10 at 16:17

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