Expired certificate error

when try to install any application on my phone it tell me that you have expired certificate. So what can i do to have the new certificate?
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Firstly you should try to update the firmware on your phone by 1 of 3 ways.
Using FOTA (Firmware Over The Air). Another thread of mine will explain this in detail. You can find it here.
Downloading Nokia Software Updater(NSU) and connecting your 5800 to the computer using a data cable.
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Scroll down to and select "Remove E: Memory Card".
Select Yes to remove the memory card.
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Press the Dialler on the main screen.
Type *#7370#
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Select your country and type in the correct time and date.
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I hope this helps.
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I've searched all over, and apologize in advance if there is already an answer for this.
I'm using the Symbian Belle OS and am running into the old problem of expired certificate errors when trying to install certain apps. The solution to this was to change the date on the phone so it coincides with that of the application you're trying to install. But that solution is no longer working.
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I did every year all the way back to 2000 but no luck
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@sarfaz
For MMSSync set the phone date to a date between October 6th 2006 and October 5th 2011.
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