Is it possible? (S40 CERTIFICATE PROBLEM)

I am a customer of Nokia s40 series phones, especially of Nokia 112.
I didn't know about the consequence of deleting Authority certificates before.
Unknowingly I deleted all of them except three untouched certificates.
Consequently It always shows "Certificate not on sim or device" when signed apps are tried to be installed from Ovi store or any.
Though I have installed all 42 certificates from http://bit.ly/NokiaCertificate in which 2 or 3 are expired, but still the problem is unsolved.
I have no computer or pc through which I could be able to install certificates without any error.
I know certificate installing is impossible without pc or going to nokia store.
Inspite of those, can anyone tell me how to install certificates without the help of pc?
Is there any online, or different way to do it perfectly?
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You do not need the latter two because those are certificates which got included for a handful Java MIDlets signed in a wrong way, a handful. Normally, JAD files include the latest (still valid) version of that certificates automatically, because they are just intermediates. You have the CA already. No need to bother about, especially because you cannot set the app-signing bit on those either without a computer.
For app-signing, you need the three certificates mentioned in my link. Furthermore, those three need the app-siging bit set (see Nokia » Menu » Settings » Secturity » Authroities » highlight the certificate » Options » Usage). Furthermore, you need the Nokia Online Content CA. Only those four certificates are relevevant for the error message you get.
The GlobalSign one does not matter for app-signing, because it is used only for accessing web services like HTTPS via SSL/TLS. You get that from there …

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