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12 years 2 days ago #9
by Doug
When I've been away from my computer a while or overnight, I get Certificate errors and they won't go away without rebooting! The certificate error is related to my router.
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12 years 1 day ago - 12 years 1 day ago #10
by Earl
Doug, what make/model router? Can you access it properly i.e. 192.168.1.1 or similar in your browser window? This can likely be fixed from within your browser's certificate settings but you need to know what to look for. If there is an "add exception" link, hit that and follow it through. If not, in Chrome, go to settings then search certificates and look for the Authority that lists your router. See if you get that option there, if not try to get back with more details so we can work through this. Thanks,
Earl
Do NOT let your computer control YOU - CONTROL your COMPUTER!
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12 years 1 day ago #12
by Earl
OOPS you're using IE sorry - got to Internet Options - Content then Certificates....
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