Endless Security Certificate Errors
You may want to try resetting Internet Explorer's settings to their default state.
You can do this by going to Tools
and then opening the Internet Options
window. Go to the Advanced
tab and click the Reset...
button, and then click Reset
in the window that pops up. Once this is done, close Internet Explorer and reopen it, and see if this fixes your problem.
For more information on which settings are changed, or to see a video walkthrough, check out Microsoft KB 923737, How to reset Internet Explorer settings
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cjs
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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cjs over 1 year
Recently Internet Explorer 8 has started displaying the information bar on almost every web site I visit, with the following message:
To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this website from displaying content with security certificate errors.
So far none of the pages I'm visiting are even using SSL. I've tried the following suggestions from various web sites to no avail:
- check the system date and time - already set correctly
- reinstall latest root certificates update - done
- disable check for certificate revocation - done
- delete expired certificates - could only delete one
This is frustrating to the point where I'm having to use another browser, but I can't accept that it's not fixable. I'm using Microsoft Security Essentials if that matters.
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Snark about 14 yearsAt home or at work? Do you use a proxy server between IE and the Internet?
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cjs about 14 yearsPerfect, everything is back to normal again. Many thanks!