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• Player not approved for table

  We have a PS5000e that is out of warranty a couple of years, and I put it until volumes scratching host for our terminal Server farm. One of the drives has failed, so we have replaced with the same model of Hitachi, which we bought at another provider, because it was no longer available from Dell. Now, we get the message "one or more table readers are not approved.

  We should be able to return the disc if you have to, and I guess I would need to contact Dell to see what type of disc replacement, we can order. The drive seems to be in good health, but it is a hot spare. Can I expect it to work correctly, or am I out of luck here?

  OK, Dell buys the disc with a customized firmware image.  This info is what you looking for firmware.   A drive of MOE doesn't have that so it is rejected.

• Firefox refreshed, now some text only Web sites and this connection is not approved

  Seems a cookie this old one.
  Refreshed Firefox, now, some Web sites are not properly, text only
  Other sites, including google sometimes present "this connection is not approved.
  Use ESET Smart security.
  No Maleware or virus.
  RELOADED Firefox and ESET, problems persist.

  Have you tried this in ESET:

  Path: Advanced Setup -- Web and Email --- SSL/TLS
  Root certificate then uncheck "Add the root certificate to know browsers"
  SSL protocol: Do not scan SSL protocol
  

  If you cannot inspect the certificate by "I understand the risks", then try this:

  Open the "Add Security Exception" this URL chrome by pasting into the address bar of Firefox and check the certificate:

  • chrome://pippki/content/exceptionDialog.XUL

  In the field of location of this window, type or paste the URL of the Web site.

  • retrieve the certificate via the button 'Get certificate '.
  • Click on the "view..." button. "to inspect the certificate in the certificate display

  You can check details such as the issuer and the certificate chain in the Details tab of the certificate display.
  Check which is the issuer of the certificate.
  If necessary, you can attach a screenshot that shows the display of the certificate.

• How can I disable the warning "this connection is not approved", which appears almost each time I try to go to a Web page via Firefox? I use 10 64-bit Windows.

  I just upgraded to 10 64-bit Windows. The version of Firefox that works now on this OS regularly displays a blocking window that told me that "this connection is not approved" when I try to connect to a third-party site. A screenshot of the window copy is attached. How to disable this warning? I can't continue to use Firefox if I can't find the 'off' switch, which so far has escaped me.

  Yes, this is the feature, and it is lit.

  How it works, is that ESET intercepts all your browser connections to filter the content. If it is an HTTP connection, it is transparent. For an HTTPS connection, ESET must present a certificate of 'false' for Firefox site so it can be the "man in the middle" and decipher and read the answer (otherwise, it's gibberish, of course).

  ESET is supposed to insert his signature certificate in both the Windows certificate store (used by IE and Chrome) separated from Firefox AND the browser certificate store accepts the false certificates. But it does not always work. In this case, you can import the certificate manually in Firefox. If all goes well, which has been covered in the manual, but otherwise it's basically along these lines:

  (1) search or save a copy of the ESET signature certificate (it is a file in DER format that usually has the .cer extension). Is your second screen shot what appears when you click View Certificate? Try this:

  • Click the Details tab, click the button "Copy to File. This will start the Export Wizard.
  • In the wizard, choose the DER format and save in a suitable location (for example, your Documents folder).

  (2) import the file into Firefox as follows:

  • In Firefox, open the Certificate Manager to:
    "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Options > advanced > mini-onglet Certificates > "view certificates" button.
  • Click on mini - the References tab, then on the 'Import' button and find the DER file. Note: I suggest allowing the certificate for websites only.

  I have attached a few screenshots of reference sample.

• This connection is not approved will appear in searches

  "This connection is not approved" window appears in all the research and when I click on Add - ons to find Add-ons. Ver.39.0.

  Apparently, a new certificate of Firefox should be installed.

• This connection site is not approved

  Under options, advanced, certificates, see certified, I deleted all the servers in the servers tab, now every Web site I'll I get "this connection site is not approved. Web sites, even when I add an exception will come up only text mode.

  I removed mozilla and re-installed and still get the same errors.

  Hmm, well, it's the "Références" tab, which differs from the tab "servers". These certificates that say Builtin object are Firefox trusts to issue other certificates. It simply means Mozilla believes that these transmitters have sound policies and good technical control so that their reputation (and digital credentials) are not used to issue false certificates.

  You can never visit a site that uses a certificate signed by one of these distant enterprises, but if you do, then Firefox will trust the certificate of the site and show a padlock in the address bar. That does not mean that you should trust the site - Firefox is just saying that you have a connection to it.

• I try to access an application on the website of the Government GOING and that is to say the connection is not approved and will not let me continue, how can I do?

  I had this problem before on sites Web of VA. How Firefox can not trust a site from the U.S. Government? It indicates that the connection is not approved and will not let me continue. How can I make Firefox let me continue?

  This page opens another page in a frame.
  In such a case, you cannot make an exception.

  • https://vabenefits.VBA.Va.gov/vonapp/default.asp

  This server does not send a certificate chain that ends with a built-in root certificate.

  • http://www.Networking4all.com/en/support/tools/site+check/report/?FQDN=vabenefits.VBA.Va.gov & Protocol = https

  You can open this page in a tab to make it possible to create an exception if you really need access to the site.
  Note that storing a permanent exception should not be.

  Open the chrome URI by pasting or typing this URI in the address bar to open the window "Add the Security Exception" and to check the certificate:

  • chrome://pippki/content/exceptionDialog.XUL

  In the field location type and paste the URL of the Web site

  • retrieve the certificate via the button 'Get certificate '.
  • inspect the certificate via the "view..." button. »

• I keep getting the "this connection is not approved" in all the sites when I use Firefox on windows laptop 36.0.1 8. How can I overcome this.

  I keep getting the "this connection is not approved" in all the sites when I use Firefox on windows laptop 36.0.1 8. How can I overcome this.

  Hi vijaysampath, please make sure first that the date, time, and time zone are set correctly on your system. If this does not solve the problem (or it is already set correctly), a possible solution depends on different factors:

  • What is the error code indicated under Technical Details on the error page?

  in case the error code is equal to sec_error_unknown_issuer, please try to add an exception on the bottom of the error page to verify the certificate, as shown on the attached screenshot:

  • What information about the issuer of the certificate contain?

  Please take these two pieces of information. Thank you!

• the connection is not approved

  Sir my Mozilla Firefox shows "connection is not approved.
  What should I do?-get me out of here!
  Technical details
  Www.gmail.com uses an invalid security certificate.
  The certificate is not approved, because no sender string has been provided.

  I am using windows 7 32 bit, computer laptop hasee, well want to solve my problem, I used like Mozilla Firefox.
  Concerning
  Sedhupathi

  Mr President, now I have no problem, I got this and fix the problem Sir, thank you for your solutions... have a nice support you... Thank you...

• SSL certificate works only in FF. It says "the certificate is not approved because no channel of the transmitter has been provided."

  It is suggested here (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1021610) to check the Web site on networking4all.com
  I've checked and the results are quite beautiful. See below:
  http://www.Networking4all.com/en/support/tools/site+check/report/?FQDN=happydemics.com & Protocol = https

  But Firefox still said that it is not approved. What is the problem with the certificate?

  You can find a link to download the two certificates on this page:

  • https://wiki.Gandi.NET/en/SSL/intermediate

  Standard Gandi SSL CA 2:

  • http://CRT.Gandi.NET/GandiStandardSSLCA2.CRT
  • http://CRT.Usertrust.com/USERTrustRSAAddTrustCA.CRT

• Message "this connection is not approved" when I try to go on Facebook or most of the places in the menu with Firefox.

  The first time I installed Firefox, it always gave me a script error that I ignored before he would let me use Facebook but FB has seemed to work fine after that. I reload Java at some point in the process. I think that that's when the message 'not reliable' started upward.

  Have you checked who is the issuer of the certificate when this error occurs?

  Check the date and the time on the clock on your computer (your CMOS battery may need replacement): (double) click on the clock icon in the Windows taskbar.

  Find out why the site is not approved, then click on "Technical Details to expand this section.
  If the certificate is not reliable because no issuer channel was provided (sec_error_unknown_issuer) and then see if you can install the intermediate certificate from another source.

  You can retrieve the certificate and check details such as WHO issued the certificates and the expiration dates of certificates.

  • Click on the link at the bottom of the error page: "I understand the risks".

  Let Firefox recover the certificate: "Add Exception"-> "get certificate".

  • Click on the "view..." button. "and inspect the certificate and the Coachman, who is the issuer of the certificate.

  You can see more details like the intermediate certificates that are used in the details pane.

  If "I understand the risks" is missing, this page can be opened in a (i) frame and in this case, try the shortcut menu and use "Frame this: Open image in New Tab".

• Ignore the page "this connection is not approved" - no time no question

  My apologies if this has already been answered, but when I search almost all solutions are supposed to check your system time or run anti-malware software. I'm almost certain that this has nothing to do with the time system and moderately sure isn't because of malware.

  When I'm on the corporate network, I have to constantly go through the page "this connection is not approved" and go through the steps starting with "I understand the risks". When I look at the certificate, it looks like, it is delivered by our company IT Department. For me, that's good, because the pages that I'm going to are not sensitive for me.

  For example, when I go to http://google.com, for some reason any it redirects to https. Even if I think it's nice that google is on the lookout for me and a encrypting my traffic, it becomes annoying to many mouse clicks in firefox to do a simple google search to do my job.

  You must request the certificate root of the proxy server used by your corporate network to connect to the internet.

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_certificate

• I went from a Win7 32-bit on a 64-bit win7 machine computer. Now, I get "this connection is not approved" any solution? tried everything

  I went from a Win7 32-bit on a 64-bit win7 machine computer. Now, I get "this connection is not approved" on many pages, including support for Mozilla, Yahoo, send a mail to yahoo, etc. The only thing that has changed is my computer. Everything worked on the 32-bit system. I tried DELL-no-help, I tried Norton-no-help - I tried all published recommendations - nothing helped. Can someone give an explanation of how solve this incompatibility (presumed) Win7 64 bit computers? How can I quickly and absolutely get rid of MESSAGES "THIS CONNECTION IS UNTRUSTED"?
  Thanks for ANY help from an expert.

  Right after that I posted this problem it seemed the solution:
  I noticed a pop-up, named "BROWSERSAFEGUARD" who has attempted to set my computer to a "cleaner" for a price. I checked in my installed programs if there was a "Browsersafeguard" and he was there. I uninstalled it, check "incompatible with my system" and my computer turned on like never before. Lightning fast connections and no message more "this connection is not approved. Wow. It took me 7 days to find it. Hope this will help you, too. Send a message to this one to let me know if it solved your problem

• Message "this connection is not approved. After choosing 'I understand' Add 'except' and 'confirm dry', need me a modified version of the site.

  Almost all sites Web generates a message "this connection is not approved. After choosing "I understand the risks", "Add exception" and "Confirm Security Exception", it takes me to a lighter version of the site that looks nothing like the real site. Also, I get this message on the sites of Mozilla trying to solve the problem. Under the technical details, it reads, "the certificate is not reliable because no sender string has been provided. (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer) "the articles I've read on this subject do not seem to help.

  This happened after I restored it firefox to default settings. I have a copy of my personnel file on my desktop. I tried to put it back in, but nothing changes. I've deleted and reinstalled firefox a few times.

  Any idea would be appreciated. Thank you for your community!

  Unfortunately, certificates of do_not_trust could be a sign of unwanted software on your pc that is to intercept the secure network traffic. go to the system control panel and uninstall programs such as BrowserSafeguard, BrowserSafe, backup or other software that seems suspicious and did not get intentionally installed by you.
  
  _{Reference: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/982532#answer-520145}

  afterwards, run a full scan of your system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• How to disable "this connection is not approved?

  I just installed a cost of windows xp on my pc and I use the 26.0 last FF, but early on, I can't to certain pages, as in youtube, does a few pages and I get page "this connection is not approved", in technical details, it says"youtube.com uses an invalid security certificate, the certificate is not reliable because no transmitter channels are provided. (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer).
  also, when I opened FF modules manager Extensions tab, appearance, Plugins and Services are ok but the tab modules get does not work, I get the same page I mentioned above with the same technical details (instead of youtube.com is services.addons.mozilla.org) and the same error.
  I tried all the solutions on the web and on this forum as reset FF, set the time / date, using the add-on 'Ignore the cert error', delete the file cert8.db and so on--none of them helped me with this problem.
  If it helps I use Avast! antivirus and Firewall window, no other software on this computer.
  I'm fairly naïve about what I can do, any suggestion that could help?
  Thank you!

  Check the date and time of the clock on your computer: (double) click on the clock icon in the Windows taskbar.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/secure+connection+failed

  You can retrieve the certificate and check details such as WHO issued the certificates and the expiration dates of certificates.

  • Click on the link at the bottom of the error page: "I understand the risks".

  Let Firefox recover the certificate: "Add Exception"-> "get certificate".

  • Click on the "view..." button. "and inspect the certificate and the Coachman, who is the issuer of the certificate.

  You can see more details like the intermediate certificates that are used in the details pane.

  If "I understand the risks" is missing, this page can be opened in a (i) frame and in this case, try the shortcut menu and use "Frame this: Open image in New Tab".

  Note that some firewall monitors connections (sure) and that programs like Sendori or Fiddler (FiddlerRoot) can intercept connections and send their own certificate instead of the certificate of the Web site.