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• Untrusted connection error message on the computer at home, but can successfully connect to work

  I've been connecting to this site for some time without problem (a notebook online for school son), but yesterday when I tried to connect from machine at home, got "this connection is Untrusted" error message. However, I was able to connect without problems to work today, but having the same problem at home again. Is this an indication that my home connection is somehow compromised? How can I check? Other sites seem to be working properly.

  The server sends all the intermediate certificates?

  You can check the certificate through a site like this string:

  • http://www.Networking4all.com/en/support/tools/site+check/

• Untrusted connection error keeps appearing

  I have tried everything, uninstall/reinstall firefox, clear caches, affecting its default value, by running in safe mode, the configuration of the clock and still nothing. Sites like facebook and google keep getting blocked, and even when I confirmed them as security exceptions that they don't load correctly. I really hate internet Explorer, so please, please tell me theres a solution!

  go to your windows control panel and uninstall the sendori program: http://support.sendori.com/entries/24095683-How-do-I-remove-turn-off-or-uninstall-Sendori-

  also run a scan complete of your different system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes and adwcleaner.

• "Untrusted connection" for many sites

  I am a new Windows 10 laptop recently installed firefox, and now firefox says "this connection is untrusted" with many sites, even the search bar. I noticed what I googled something directly from the search bar it will say "untrusted connection"; However if I remove the s in "https" then I'll be able to get on the site. Example: I googled 'Hello', the address that turned an untrusted connection was "https://www.google.com/search?q=hello & ie = utf-8 & oe = utf-8", to remove the s, I could get on the site, the address of the site became "https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=hello & ie = utf - 8 & oe = utf - 8 & safe = on & gws_rd = cr, ssl & ei = 5u3TVevvNsnk0gSEiZ7QDg & safe = active". "" Yes, my date and time is set correctly. I use AVG Antivirus on Asus Zenbook. I tried a lot of solutions in many forums including this support forum. Please help, it's really annoying me.

  Here are all the details of "untrusted connection":

  You asked Firefox to connect safely on www.youtube.com, but we cannot confirm that your connection is secure.

  Normally, when you try to connect safely, sites will present a reliable identification to prove that you're in the right place. However, the identity of this site cannot be verified.
  What should I do?

  If you normally connect to this site without problems, this error can mean that someone is trying to impersonate the identity of the site, and you should not continue.

  This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HST) to specify that Firefox didn't connect safely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate. »

  One thing you don't mention that seems to have an impact on a large number of users of Windows 10 that parental control is applied to their accounts, causing seemingly random silent blockages. Could you control parental Microsoft and either turn it off or take your account out of the family: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/turn-off-microsoft-family-settings

• untrusted connection

  A few days ago, I was no longer able to log my LastPass safe. He said that there is a connection error. I went to lastpass.com and received a message, "this connection is untrusted". Because it's an https, it allows me to add an exception. LastPass support gave up essentially to try to find a solution. I went on the Certificate Manager on my Mac 10.6.8 added an exception and it won't always go to the site. I use LastPass on two other browsers without problem. Firefox is my go to browser, but if I can't LastPass to work and not able to get on their site, I might have to give up the use of Firefox. I have attached two screenshots of the message and Certificate Manager

  Thanks to cor - el and Sriram SK. COR - el directed me to troubleshooting information. I didn't follow the rest of his advice. Instead, I found the Refresh Firefox which solved the problem. Still don't understand why just a https for LastPass has been a problem. I went to other https sites and had no problem.

• Update the Adobe Flash plugin always translates into a connection error

  Firefox quote plugin Adobe Flash as being outdated (has happened several times previously); the latest version of the plugin is downloaded (as done successfully many times before). This time, a connection error occurs. Repeat the process several times over several days gives the same results.

  More in detail, the smallest prior download EXE which is first downloaded from the Adobe site is able to be downloaded, but by operating it said something like "Download will begin shortly," with the download of the application itself never occurring, and a later message connection error.

  Although there seems to be a problem with Adobe, I suppose that other Firefox users would have also encountered this problem and he may know a solution.

  Better to use the full installer offline from here:
  https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

• connection error install Adobe flash player

  When I try to update the adobe flash player, after installing it, I get error msg "connection error".
  Please help me by giving all possible solutions/options to solve this problem.

  Hi, please use the http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html flash Offline Installer
  (for firefox, you need windows exe - install 'plugin according to the browsers')

• How to cross "Untrusted connection" without a "I accept the potential risk. ?

  I know that this question has been answered many times, but after googling I still many solutions cannot solve the problem.

  Just a bit of context:

  I bought a new laptop from windows (2 weeks) and for the first week, access my hotmail was fine. I just downloaded Java (latest version) and Firefox (latest version) since then. All of a sudden today, I met this connection error not reliable without one I accept the risk option. I am very sure that I have not downloaded or installed or modified parameters, whatsoever, of security, since the last time that I am able to access my hotmail.

  I tried on other web browsers such as IE, Chrome and Safari. I tried to access hotmail on other computers in my house, but the result is the same. It seems that all of a sudden I was "denied" access to hotmail. The only way I can access my email via my phone.

  It is what is in the technical details for Firefox (default browser):

  col129.mail.live.com uses an invalid security certificate.

  The certificate is valid for the following names: bing.com, www.bing.com, *. platform.bing.com, *. Bing.com, ieonline.microsoft.com, *. Windowssearch.com, cn.ieonline.microsoft.com, *. origin.bing.com, *. mm.bing.NET, *. API.bing.com, ecn.dev.virtualearth.net, *. CN.bing.NET, *. CN.bing.com, *. SSL.bing.com, *. appex.bing.com, *. platform.CN.bing.com, api.bing.com - ssl, ssl - api .bing .net, *. API.bing.NET, www.bingsandbox.com, *. bingapis.com, bingsandbox.com, *.working-bingapis-Hotel, *.staging-bingapis-Hotel, *.working-bingapis - int .net, *.staging-bingapis - .net int (error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)

  Would be grateful if anyone offers a solution could you describe a little more in detail because I'm honestly not familiar with the more technical aspects.

  See you soon!

  Hi all

  The problem is resolved. Strangely, I literally did nothing. I just came back home and I tried again and it worked.

  Thanks to all who have read and answered!

  My apologies to those who still have this problem. I don't know what is a known solution.

• I get a 'Secure connection' error failed with google stating "certificate contains the same serial number.

  When I click on a link to a google search, I get the "Secure connection" error failed in Firefox. He says, "please contact the administrator of the server or email correspondent and give them the following information: your certificate contains the same serial number for another certificate issued by the certification authority."

  I followed the instructions here:
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/certificate%20contains%20The%20Same%20serial%20number%20As%20another%20certificate
  and looked at this article:
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1028103?ESAB=a & As = AAQ

  I uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox, deleted the entire folder profiles and reset Firefox. I see that the older (orphans) article points to my router. However, I have a new router and have updated their software. There is no button to add an exception (as stated in the article), so I can't just work around it. This problem does not occur with IE, so I have a hard time to believe that it is my router.

  How to solve this problem? I really want to change browser.

  Finally, I tracked the issue. The answer was found here:
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1028985

  It turns out that Avast has a web shield that passes through its own verification of certificate https. Of course, this feature is not quite right and loses track of the certificates. Disable "https scanning" in the settings of Avast resolved the problem.

• Given the number of messages, impossible to find a solution to my "untrusted connection".

  A Firefox a week ago and have been struggling with this problem since. 99% of the sites I visit have the "untrusted connection". I have tried the solutions such as playing with the settings of proxy and using anti-piqures malware to help clean up my computer, what could be the problem?

  Yes, uninstall, sendori - it's just useless adware that is intercepting all the traffic on your network. You can also run a full scan of your system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes and adwcleaner to ensure that adware is not present in other parts of your system as well.

• All https: Web sites know the untrusted certificate errors and appears as the provider cert Digitalmarketresearchapps Pty Ltd. No virus found on my system.

  I started all of a sudden the problem "untrusted connection" on earlier work https: Web sites with the "not provided any transmitter channel" as a reason. I tried all the proposed solutions and nothing works. I ran several programs antivirus and no viruses or malware detected. I don't have any such installed ESET suggested in the previous solutions. Display of certificates for the default sites shows that the provider in all cases is 'Digitalmarketresearchapps Pty Ltd'. Certificates are always a start date and an expiration of 2039. I think I picked up something that causes the problem, but as I said, none of my antivirus/malware programs are detecting anything.

  I had this problem as well, and he ended up caused by the installation of the E-Rewards application notify. I had to uninstall and then restore my computer to an earlier time to fix the signer of the certificate again to "Thawte Consulting (Pty) Ltd". I contacted E-Rewards to let them know and ask why this is happening.

• How repair there is an Apple ID server connection error?

  How repair there is an Apple ID server connection error?

  Where to find similar solution anwer?

• Untrusted connection during the visit of Twitter

  Hi, I just got my HP laptop having been in repair for three weeks. I just tried to visit the Web site I visit most, Twitter - with a warning of "untrusted connection". Come on, it's TWITTER we talk, one of the sites most visited on the internet!

  Anyway, I googled the problem and found this webpage http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4275352 - I downloaded the link provided and by chance I don't check the box as the order of and continued to move forward by accident. I cannot now find a way to make twitter or removal of this certificate thing I installed.

  I would also like to point out that just before I typed this, I got the same caveat on this same site during registration! However, this time I just pulled on I understand the risks.

  I also was in my settings and added one thing to trusted site, but that did not work.

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

  See also:

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

  See if you can find the exception in Certificate Manager.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > encryption: Certificates > view certificates (servers)

• "Connection error. Check the Internet connection. »

  I just installed my printer (an HP CM2320fxi upgrade). Everything works except ePrint/Web Services. The printer is connected directly to my router. It prints network computers. AirPrint works from iOS devices. It can scan to e-mail and documents are properly received by mail outside the network accounts (i.e. it must be connected to and talk to the internet). All the router firmware and the printer has been confirmed to date. all devices have been reset and restarted several times. However, if I try to activate HP Web Services for ePrint installation, I get the following error message: "connection error. Check the Internet connection. »

  After struggling with this issue for many months, including many discussions phone and email exchanges with technical support from HP, they finally sent me a replacement printer.  It works as advertised right out of the box.  I don't know what was the underlying problem, but the fact is that he couldn't be corrected with one of the solutions proposed in the discussions on this forum.  Apparently, there's HP printers out there with a lack of internet connection has nothing to do with a solution that is configurable by the user.  If you have one, then you will need to replace your printer.

  I can't thank HP for that.  They tried my patience and tenacity of the months before offering the only real solution.  They must know their products better than that and should have replaced my printer several months ago.  That being said, the tech person with whom I had most of my relationships, it was a nice guy.  I expect he's working under an edict on exhausting all possible tactics before agreeing to replace the unit.

  Good luck!

• I continually get HP connection error.

  Recently, when you try to access the websites of my emails, I continually get 'Connection HP error' screen 'Google Chrome cannot display the webpage ".  Chrome is my default browser.  Outlook is my default Email.  When I try another browser, I can access these sites OK.  Until 2 weeks ago, it wasn't a problem.  I have run Norton 365 as my anti virus system.  I'm an old friend "and not too computer.  Intermittently, I have trouble just open Chrome and get the same screen "HP connection error".  Completely at random intervals.  Can you help me please?

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  If I understand correctly you get the "error of connection HP" on Google Chrome and are unable to use the browser because of the same thing, nothing to fear however that it is a problem with a minor extension on chrome that is damaged or defective, please disable the HP print for the use of chrome the steps below to solve the problem:

  1. In your browser, click on menu.
  2. Select more tools > Extensions.
  3. To disable an extension, uncheck the enabled box. Check the box to activate it.

  If an extension is an icon in your toolbar in Chrome, you can right-click on the icon and select Remove chrome to uninstall the extension.

  You can download it later by clicking here

  I would like to know if these measures worked for you.  If they did, it's great!  Give us some reinforcements by clicking on the solution and laurels, buttons that help and others see that we have the answers!
  Good luck.