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• whenever I try to browse the web, he said the Web site certificate is invalid or expired... msn for each site, whats wrong here?

  I bought my laptop from a friend, but it seems to work just great, windows 7 and all. the only thing who is spooky me is why I can't go to any Web site or Web page without the same page popping up who said that the Web site certificate is invalid or expired AND I shouldn't continue to the page. I don't know what to do...

  I bought my laptop from a friend, but it seems to work just great, windows 7 and all. the only thing who is spooky me is why I can't go to any Web site or Web page without the same page popping up who said that the Web site certificate is invalid or expired AND I shouldn't continue to the page. I don't know what to do...

  The most common reason for this is that your computer clock is wrong.

  Right click on the clock in the system tray. Select adjust Date and time.

  Check and correct the month, day, year, hour, minutes and time zone.

  Reboot if you have changed all the foregoing.

  -steve

• Short WAT Kapov - error with the client for a Web site certificate

  Hello

  I'm new to the WAT of short component and I try something.

  Whenever I enter any website URL, it throws this error indicated in the screenshot.

  I read WAT usage guide that says to add the SSL Web site certificate in the folder ' certificates/server '.  I still get the same error.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  

  If you need a proxy server and you have not defined a, try to set a proxy server.

• How can I remove a web site certificate?

  I received the message "get me outta here" and said that I trusted to the site, only to realize later that I mistyped the URL. I want to remove the certificate from the Web site, but I can't figure out how.

  There are already a help section on the certificate Certificate Manager Manager, but it is not written for the current version of Mozilla, so I can't understand how get you to the Certificate Manager.

  Any guidance would be appreciated.

  Go to the site, click the identity button of the Site at the far left of the URL bar, on the Security tab in the Page Info window now open, click view certificate. General and details tab must be sufficient information to locate the certificate used by the site.

  • The site identity button:
    • https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/site+identity+button
    • http://www.dria.org/WordPress/archives/2008/05/06/635/

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

  You can delete old Java Console extensions you have installed. You have an older version 6.0.21, 6.0.23, 6.0.22, 6.0.24
  
  Remove them by following these instructions: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Java#Multiple_Java_Console_extensions

• BTHOMEHUB. HOME WEB SITE CERTIFICATE

  When you try to set up my BT Home Hub via bthomehub.home, I'm in there is a problem with the certificate on this Web site. If I continue (or use http rather than https) im advised not but everything works ok. No reason and no idea how to solve this problem? Thank you.

  This is not really a Web site, they are actually stored on the home itself hub (not that is not on the World Wide Web). The certificate it uses when you access the site using HTTPS is that issued by itself to itself, that is why he does not trust. Since there is no real reason to secure the connection between your computer and the hub, you can also just use http://bthomehub.home to access. I always use http://192.168.1.254.

• I am owner of a Web site that is verified by google, but firefox does not recognize this audit. What can I do?

  I run google ads on my site, but now the new version of firefox automatically blocks all ads in because my webiste is deemed dangerous, even if I have a google check that I can provide details if necessary.

  My problem is that (relatively speaking) low percentage of visitors using firefox and adds monthly traffic, if I want to make my Green webiste failure...

  I added the image from my Web site

  Please note that Firefox does block all ads regular navigation. This can happen in only private browsing mode.

  We have added a new feature in private browsing mode called tracking protection, designed to protect the privacy of the users by limiting the third follow-up. Given that the Google ads program uses third-party tracking, ads on your Web site can be blocked in private browsing mode.

  At present, have no way around that because Google ads are the responsibility of the third party tracking category. Blocking ads is not because of your Web site certificate.

  Note: Users can also block ads on your website by using a Firefox addon. Mozilla does not develop or maintain these addons.

• I get a message that says: "this connection is not approved" whenever I try to access ANY Web site

  I looked through previous questions and remove any software suspicious (it was not really, just a Bing bar). I deleted firefox and reloaded it. I bought Norton Antivirus and ran a scan - nothing. Date and time on my computer are correct. Explorer works very well. Help! I prefer firefox, but I can't access ANY Web site. I get this message every time.

  I've been down all the instructions on the Firefox support forum, and nothing has worked. The question may not be the Web site certificate, because it happens to EVERY SINGLE website I try to access. Nevertheless, I have add an exception for Facebook according to the instructions. That caused a strange page, not formatted to come. Since, I have read that to make an exception is dangerous because it can cause MORE unwanted malware to infect the computer.

  However, I did figure it out on my own so maybe this will help those who are facing this problem in the future: after reading the past messages from those who have experienced the same thing, I realized that, in all cases, the solution was to remove some kind of unwanted software (malware). I'm very careful NOT to download the software and I noticed that another victim of this says the same thing, so it's sneaky. I even bought new software (Norton) antivirus, performed a scan and the problem has not been found.

  I went to programs "to uninstall programs," sorted by date and anything that looked suspicious that was recently removed. I had something with the word "rocket" in it. It looked like a game. There is also another program that I removed (don't remember the name of it now). Removing those does not solve the problem, so I returned through all programs on my list and removed something that said "toolbar" on this topic, even if it was reliable (I had a bing and google toolbar). That doesn't seem to work either so I sort the programs by date again and I noticed that the software "rocket" was ALWAYS THERE.

  I have a click with the right on it and then click on 'uninstall' button again. It takes unusually LONG for this program uninstall AND nothing appears on the screen. The computer has just sort of is there and does nothing. I left and when I came back (about an hour later) the program had disappeared from the list.

  Firefox now works. I no longer receive this message, but here's the deal: I'm not 100% sure what program was the problem. It was this software of rocket or one of the toolbars. Nevertheless, the answer always seems to be some kind of unwanted malware, so I recommend that any victim of this problem try to uninstall the suspicious programs initially. And this means that ALL suspicious programs are RECENT, regardless of if they resemble games or antivirus or another. If it is new and you do not download it, uninstall it.

• unknown web site and warnings

  Why am I suddenly a message that almost all of the sites that I try to go are not sure? I recently downloaded an update to Norton, now ever site I go to says he's blocked... not a safe site... saying: "there is a problem with the security of the Web site certificate". They are all sites I've visited several times before...

  Hi again... found an old answer here that tells someone to check the time / date... Mine was off for some reason, changed and WAM... Thanks for your response, tho...

• I keep getting "the certificate for this server is invalid" for all SSL web sites.

  Since the upgrade to Mac OS Sierra I get certificate errors on my Mac Pro to the end of 2013.  It will work fine right after a reboot, but then it will start refusing to open all web sites that use SSL.  In this case until I restart, then it kinda good.

  I thought it was some kind of problem caused by the application of update after update to the Member, then I've completely erased from the hard drive and reinstalled Sierra fresh. And now the issue of the certificate is back.

  Anyone else having issues like this?  Anyone know of a fix?

  Do you have a third party anti virus or other applications that claim to protect, manage, clean, etc. from your computer? If so, uninstall them. Do you get the same message when you are using another browser?

• 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.

• Problem with Firefox 13 certificate and secure Web sites

  Hello

  I am using Windows 7 32 bit on a Dell laptop.

  Everything was going well until I've upgraded to Firefox 13 a few days ago. I can't not to connect to Web sites secured like Gmail, Amazon, etc.

  It works perfectly fine in all other browsers is not an OS related issue.

  I use ESET Smart Security 6.0 beta and he hasn't behaved badly with any application.

  I tried the basic solutions as compensation network, the browser history cache, etc. I also reinstalled 13 (own) of Firefox.

  There is no modules or extensions installed in Firefox. The Proxy is set to 'No Proxy'.

  Each click in gmail throws an "Untrusted" error, even if I get certificates and store them permanently.

  I also tried tweaking all: variable config like below, but did not work.

  Browser.XUL.error_pages.expert_bad_cert = true

  Please help because it is extremely difficult to work with these problems.

  Thank you
  Anand

  Bingo!

  I removed SSL scanning from ESET 6.0 and re-installed all the more recent Windows updates. Everything works fine now.

  Thanks for your help!

  Best wishes, Anand

• When I connect to secure Web sites (that is to say the National Bank aust) it says not a trusted site and certificate not valid?

  When I connect to secure Web sites (that is to say the National Bank aust) a message pops up saying not approved Web site and the security certificate is not valid? I can also book flights on qantas and Virgin site? Help, please. I could do all this 24 hours but now can not do something like this.

  Try to upgrade to a newer version of Firefox 3.6.x or 6.0.x.
  
  Your current version of Firefox 3.0.19 can exceeded SSL certificate expired.
  
  Also check the date and time of the clock on your computer: (double) click on the clock icon in the Windows taskbar.

  • Firefox 6.0.x: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html
  • Firefox 3.6.x: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html

• I can not connect to a web site using my iPad. Message says required certificate required. No problem using my laptop. How can I get the required certificate on my iPad?

  EError message say site has no certificate, no problems until what I put at the operating system level. How can I get the required certificate on my iPad?

  Certificates are provided by the site. So if the site has a certificate expired or outdated, it may not work. In your case, the certificate No is probably not updated to work with the new software of Safari on your iPad,

  If all other Web sites running on the iPad except this one, I'll try to contact the manufacturer Web site. If a single Web site does not work, there probably nothing wrong with the iPad. In addition, certificates work differently on an iOS, as opposed to an OSX computer device.

  The only thing that can help on the end of your iPad is to delete the data from the Web site for this particular site. It might be the old data storage a before you update. To do this, go to settings > Safari > advanced > data Web site > Edit > remove data from the Web site.

  If you want to erase all data from the Web site, you can go to settings > Safari > clear the history and data from the Web site. Which will remove saved passwords and all data of the Web site, so don't do that if you know your password.

  Good luck

• When you try to connect to web sites like AKO .mil I am now told I have invalid certificates.

  invalid certificates

  When you try to connect to web sites like AKO .mil I am now told I have invalid certificates.  I have connected to this site from this computer several times in the past.  I contacted toshiba technical support and they said I don't have gpedit.msc - Group Policy Editor and need to have installed to solve my problem.  can you help me?

  Hello

  1. What version of Windows is installed on the computer?
  2. What browser do you use?

  I suggest you to refer to this link and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/certificate-errors-frequently-asked-questions

  It will be useful.

• After reformatting and installation, activation, I get a message that I don't have a valid copy of XP. Get errors from each Web site for certificate errors. Any ideas?

  Validation problem

  After reformatting and installation, activation, I get a message that I don't have a valid copy of XP.  Get errors from each Web site for certificate errors.  Any ideas?

  I think I found that the time and date on the pc was showing Jan of 2002.  Seems to be loading of updates now!  I hope that this will solve.