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from vistamike Topic Viewed 157628 times vtzete0 Posts: 15 This post has been disable security certificate warning internet explorer 9 reported. I have a trusted site that I visit, but I get the IE message bar right above the content saying "To security certificate error internet explorer 11 help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this website from displaying content with security certificate errors. Click here for options..." Is there an IE internet options - Security setting that would allow me to bypass http://smallbusiness.chron.com/disable-internet-explorer-security-certificate-79744.html this message in the future. BTW: Is there a reason why I don't see IE, Firefox or Browsers related sections in the drop-down of "Pick a section"? Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top vtzete0 Posts: 15 This post has been reported. Any ideas? Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top ProstheticHead Posts: 3281 This post has been reported. vtzete0, security certificate errors can be caused by your BIOS http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/how-to-bypass-ie-security-certificate-error clock and date being set incorrectly. Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top vtzete0 Posts: 15 This post has been reported. Hmm, I'm hoping that there is a IE security setting to bypass/ignore the site's certificate error. Maybe there isn't one. Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top GKI610 Posts: 567 This post has been reported. Yes, there are a few changes that will allow you to go there. Are you sure it's a "Trusted Site"? Is that your definition, or is it somewhere you want to go, and you're afraid 'big brother' won't let you in. Those settings are for your operating system's safety, and defeating them is likely to get you a full blown "Nasty Attack", ie, worms, trojans, viruses; because sites like those don't have 'certificates' and that's why the browser is keeping you out. Do you want to risk your machine? Post back an answer, please. Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top tamas Posts: 1 This post has been reported. The following worked for me: Go to Internet Options > Advanced, and uncheck "Warn about certificate address mismatch". It is the 3rd option form the bottom of the list of options in the Advanced category. Reports: · Posted 6 years ago Top NickLissick Posts:
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new Firefox» Yahoo Help 👤 Sign in ✉ Mail ⚙ Help Account Info Help Suggestions Help Central» Article Fix the "certificate error message" in Internet Explorer The "certificate error message" may occur when using Yahoo in Internet Explorer. This can be fixed two different ways. Possible causes Computer's date is incorrect. The security certificate has expired. The website is not trustable. Fixing the error Make sure your computer's time and date are accurate. Right click on the time to adjust the time and date. - Because steps may vary, we recommend consulting your Operating System's help file for additional assistance. If the error continues after trying the above steps: Launch Internet Explorer on a desktop computer. Click Tools | Internet Options. - The "Internet Options" window appears. Click the Advanced tab. Under "Security", uncheck the boxes "Check for publisher's revocation" and "Check for server certificate revocation." Click Apply. Click Ok. Close and relaunch Internet Explorer, which should correct the error. Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank you! Your feedback has successfully been submitted. Please tell us why you didn't find this helpful. Unclear or complicated information Incorrect information Article not addressing my issue Article too long Other Send Feedback Privacy | Terms