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When I try to visit any secure website with the two aforementioned browsers, I get a certificate error. To my knowledge; it didn't start until I moved their shortcut into a folder. Firefox and Opera behave normally. Is there a way to correct this issue?
 

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check your date/time/year in windows.
 
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Thats not the issue the certification isnt the issue something is wrong with the machine. try resetting the security settings in both IE and chrome. in chrome just do a reset.

in IE go to the gear>internet options> Security Tab>Click Reset all zones to default> Privacy tab> Click default>Advanced Tab>Restore advanced settings> Hit apply and exit IE

also you are SURE your time zone is also correct?? 90% of this problem is windows time.
 
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Thats not the issue the certification isnt the issue something is wrong with the machine. try resetting the security settings in both IE and chrome. in chrome just do a reset.

in IE go to the gear>internet options> Security Tab>Click Reset all zones to default> Privacy tab> Click default>Advanced Tab>Restore advanced settings> Hit apply and exit IE

also you are SURE your time zone is also correct?? 90% of this problem is windows time.


I did reset them both to no avail. I'm sure my time zone is set properly, I live in Michigan (Eastern Standard). FireFox, Opera, and Comodo Dragon all work perfectly fine. This is the error message I am getting with Chrome. Also, it looks as if there's no certificates.
 

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can you uninstall and re-install chrome? I would export your bookmarks first and check the box remove browsing data. It almost sounds like the installation is corrupt. It should re-issue certs immediately.
 

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this is driving me nuts. If that doesn't work their is a possibility that your root cert chain is damaged. if thats the case look here.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931125


Well, I tried updating Windows (28 updates), nada. Reinstalled Google Chrome and the issue has not gone away. When I viewed the certificate, it looks like Avast is issuing it. I do not have any add-ons available. I'll probably have to dig real deep to fix this. Don't let it drive you nuts, lol. I might end up formatting.
 

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Well, it looks like it's fixed. All I had to do was disable HTTPS scanning in Avast web shield. Not sure how all of a sudden the problem emerged
 
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Test from another computer or install Opera , etc. : )

Oh, okay :)
 
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