G goodcow Member Jun 17, 2005 #1 My friend just called and she can't get any https sites to come up... but the rest of the internet works fine. I'm drawing a blank here. System is a VAIO laptop with wireless and XP SP2. Ideas?
My friend just called and she can't get any https sites to come up... but the rest of the internet works fine. I'm drawing a blank here. System is a VAIO laptop with wireless and XP SP2. Ideas?
G goodcow Member Jun 17, 2005 #2 Problem solved, she downloaded Firefox, and everything works. "Can I uninstall Internet Explorer?" "No, it's built into XP." "That sucks."
Problem solved, she downloaded Firefox, and everything works. "Can I uninstall Internet Explorer?" "No, it's built into XP." "That sucks."
Phoenix Member Jun 17, 2005 #3 Somehow her certificate server implementation was disabled or is set to never accept connections to sites not under a certain certificate authority.
Somehow her certificate server implementation was disabled or is set to never accept connections to sites not under a certain certificate authority.
N Nerevar they call me "Man Gravy". Jun 17, 2005 #4 Phoenix said: Somehow her certificate server implementation was disabled or is set to never accept connections to sites not under a certain certificate authority. Click to expand... yeah. Go to tools -> internet options -> advanced. Scroll down to security and make sure that her certificate settings are all correct. (i.e. make sure she is set up to use SSL 2/3)
Phoenix said: Somehow her certificate server implementation was disabled or is set to never accept connections to sites not under a certain certificate authority. Click to expand... yeah. Go to tools -> internet options -> advanced. Scroll down to security and make sure that her certificate settings are all correct. (i.e. make sure she is set up to use SSL 2/3)
G golem Member Jun 17, 2005 #5 you might get that error if your date was set wrong too... since the cert wouldnt be valid
