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security certificate errors
I am plagued with security certificate error messages and it's getting worse
by the day! I am running Windows XP SP2 with IE 7.0. Some of these messages indicate the certificate is out of date when they are not. I even got a security warning when accessing this page to post a new thread. I am also having a problem downloading a payroll update for my QuickBooks pro 2008 software. The download appears to proceed and at the very end I get an internet connection error message which suggests that the date on my system may be incorrect...it is not. QuickBooks support is of the opinion that something is blocking their software from making the necessary connection to finish the update. This problem is fairly recent and started after I downloaded and installed the latest windows updates. Any chance the update(s) are the cause of these problems? If not, any idea what could be the cause? Thanks, |
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Double-click on the time display on the right side of your Taskbar. Make
sure the correct date is showing (especially the year.) --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est "A Day in the Life of a Web 2.0 Hacker" - PC Magazine http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2330952,00.asp John Holscher wrote: I am plagued with security certificate error messages and it's getting worse by the day! I am running Windows XP SP2 with IE 7.0. Some of these messages indicate the certificate is out of date when they are not. I even got a security warning when accessing this page to post a new thread. I am also having a problem downloading a payroll update for my QuickBooks pro 2008 software. The download appears to proceed and at the very end I get an internet connection error message which suggests that the date on my system may be incorrect...it is not. QuickBooks support is of the opinion that something is blocking their software from making the necessary connection to finish the update. This problem is fairly recent and started after I downloaded and installed the latest windows updates. Any chance the update(s) are the cause of these problems? If not, any idea what could be the cause? Thanks, |
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"John Holscher" wrote: I am plagued with security certificate error messages and it's getting worse by the day! I am running Windows XP SP2 with IE 7.0. Some of these messages indicate the certificate is out of date when they are not. I even got a security warning when accessing this page to post a new thread. I am also having a problem downloading a payroll update for my QuickBooks pro 2008 software. The download appears to proceed and at the very end I get an internet connection error message which suggests that the date on my system may be incorrect...it is not. QuickBooks support is of the opinion that something is blocking their software from making the necessary connection to finish the update. This problem is fairly recent and started after I downloaded and installed the latest windows updates. Any chance the update(s) are the cause of these problems? If not, any idea what could be the cause? Thanks, Did you scan the machine for amlware and viruses lately? Check that the local computer clock is accurate. Reset IE7 Settings (RIES) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923737 Reboot and try the sites, does it help? # Click start Control Panel Double Click Network and Internet Connections Double click Internet Options, on the IE Properties window you will see these Options: General | Security | Privacy | Content | Connections | Programs | Advanced . Click Content Tab then click Certificate Button. On the Certificates scrol to get the Untrusted Publisher and there remove the Certificate for the sites you have problem with! Click On Adavanced tan and scroll down to this options under Security and Uncheck the check boxes: [ ] Check for server certificate revocation* [ ] Check for Publisher's certificate revocation Click [Apply] then [OK] Are you able to access the sites without any error, if you do then please recheck these two check boxes back: [ ] Check for server certificate revocation* [ ] Check for Publisher's certificate revocation About certificate errors http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...888031033.mspx If you are using KAS read this: http://forum.kaspersky.com/lofiversi...hp/t46474.html HTH, nass --- http://www.nasstec.co.uk |
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"nass" wrote: If you are using KAS read this: http://forum.kaspersky.com/lofiversi...hp/t46474.html HTH, nass Thanks Nass, this Kaspersky posting did the trick "Settings-Traffic Monitoring-"Do Not Check Encrypted Connections". no more security certificate warnings and most importantly, I was able to complete the Quick Books payroll update. Many thanks, John |
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"John Holscher" wrote: "nass" wrote: If you are using KAS read this: http://forum.kaspersky.com/lofiversi...hp/t46474.html HTH, nass Thanks Nass, this Kaspersky posting did the trick "Settings-Traffic Monitoring-"Do Not Check Encrypted Connections". no more security certificate warnings and most importantly, I was able to complete the Quick Books payroll update. Many thanks, John Glad to help John and thanks for letting us which worked for you. Good luck. nass --- http://www.nasstec.co.uk |
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