Export VB.NET certificate from win 7 to win 10

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My software development computer is getting upgraded from Win 7 to Win 10. I use Click Once to deploy all my applications and I have created a Certificate to do so using MakeCert. I have been able to export my cert to my new box and I can see it in my project, however, I am not able to run any program with that certificate on the Win 10 box as it gives me an error saying my certificate is not valid for signing.

I remember several years ago that MS released an update that required the key in my certificate to be a certain length. To get around that issue, we ended up removing the update and everything worked. I am wondering if this is the same issue I am having now. I went back and found the update number for that change but I can't find it anywhere on my Win 10 box. I am wondering if this feature is now just built into Win 10 and there is no way to have a Cert other then with a long key? Can anyone confirm this or not?

What I have tried:

Most of my apps are in either VS2005 or VS2015 so most of them are targeting DotNet 2.0. and I am trying to figure out the best way forward. I found this article online about creating an app that uninstalls and resinstalls with a new certificate but I am not sure if that is my best solution or not.

Certificate Expiration in ClickOnce Deployment | Microsoft Docs[^]