jollyscholar

Thanks for your reply - I have had some relief from the frustration recently
in that as long as I go in a few times a day and re-uncheck the box about
checking for certificate revocation, I can get where I need to go online. I
think that, bottom line, we can all agree that Vista *is* the antichrist;
there's little doubt left on that score now.

"The Sand" wrote:

>
> I keep having this too. I did control panel, Security, Internet
> Options, Advanced and then under security (about half way down the list)
> I unchecked the box that said, "Check for Pulishers certificate revoked"
> and unchecked the box that said, "Check for server certificate revoked."
> I exited out of the internet and then went back and everything has been
> fine since. I actually went on here tonight to see if this was a "safe"
> way to go around the revoked certificate problem... I wanted to make
> sure I did the right thing. As of now I haven't seen anything else that
> sounded like a better idea yet. I have heard people say it's Norton 360
> but I have Norton 360 on both my Vista computer and my XP computer and
> the one with XP doesn't have any problem accessing the websites Vista
> says the certificate has been revoked on... thus it's not Norton. I
> hope this helps you I was frustrated too. I'm still wondering if there
> is a better solution though than disabling what might be a good security
> option though...
>
>
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> The Sand
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