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A friend called me few days back and told me that he is getting "Security Certificate" Warnings while opening web-sites. Mostly when he opens some secure sites like online banking etc. There are three main reasons for such errors. In this post we will talk about http://www.troublefixers.com/security-certificate-error-while-opening-web-sites/ the such errors, how they look on different browsers and how to fix them. The Security Certificate Warning looks like as shown below for IE, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Click to enlarge the images. Microsoft IE- There http://www.itscolumn.com/2012/10/top-5-ways-to-fix-facebook-certificate-error/ is a problem with this web site Security Certificate Mozilla Firefox - Secure Connection Failed Google Chrome - The server's Security Certificate is not yet valid Advertisement Lets see the reasons for such errors and what to security certificate do in such case. Fix: The main reasons for such errors are: Your Computer's date is set to a wrong value The Security Certificate has really expired The web-site is not trustable Most common reason for such security certificate error is that the certificates are valid for a certain period of time, and if your computer's date is set to other than the current date or correct date, there are high chances that you will get this warning. So a problem with the first thing to check when you receive such error is to check your computer's date and time settings. If the date time keep re-setting again and again, then see this post on CMOS battery problem. Now when you have set the date settings, you will most probably not see the this error again. But if you see the Security Certificate error, then either the certificate of the website has really expired as it had to be renewed from time to time, or the site is not trustable. TIP: Never ever put your important login id or password on such pages if you see the Security certificate error. If you like this article or this article helped you, you can +1 to recommend this article on google plus. You can follow us on Twitter or join our Facebook Fan Page. If you have a question to ask us, submit your question at Answers By Trouble Fixers. Looking for something else? Search here : { 282 comments… read them below or add one } Shantanu Goel September 12, 2008 at 10:48 am Actually the term used in this article "Security Certificate" warning is too generic, because there can be other types of errors\warnings related to security certificates as well. One of the most prominent ones being when a site is using a certificate belonging to some other site, leading the browser to believe that t
to encounter as everyone knows Facebook is a safe social networking web site. You may see the error when you open the website and try to log-in to your account. A problem with your computer’s date and time settings or browser settings might cause this error. Here are given 5 ways to fix Facebook certificate error. 1. Check Date, Time and Time Zone Settings 2. Flush the DNS Resolver Cache 3. Clean Temporary Files, Browser Registry Entries and Auto-Fill Data 4. Check for Issues with your Router and Firewall Program 5. Re-Install Website Certificate Image courtesy of Idea go / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Check Date, Time and Time Zone Settings Before we come to the actual solution I would like to tell you why you’re getting this error. Facebook itself supports SSL protocol which is signed by Digital Certificates. You are probably getting Facebook Certificate error because the date on these self-signed Digital Certificates does not match with your system’s date or time. Verify current system date, time and time zone settings. 1. Restart your computer. 2. Press F2 or Delete key repeatedly. 3. Go to Date Time tab and check whether correct date and time is specified. If not, set-up accurate date and time. 4. Save the settings by selecting Exit menu | Save Changes and Exit. 5. Click Start, select Control Panel. 6. Click Clock, Language and Region | Date and Time. 7. In the new dialog, check whether the date & time displayed in Date and Time tab is accurate or not. If it is not click, Change Date and Time button and re-set it. 8. Now click Change Time Zone button. The Time Zone may appear. If it is incorrect please change it. 9. After setting up the new changes, click OK | Close. 10. Re-open Facebook. It shall fix Expired Security Error. Note: In case your date and times are automatically resetting every time your computer is turned on the CMOS battery is probably discharged. You may need to replace it. Flush the DNS Resolver Cache DNS refers to Domain Name System. It translates the plain language web address into an Internet Protocol (IP) Address. After changing system date, time