"The Sand" <The.Sand.2t6kad@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> 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."

Does the dialog box pop up if only one of these is unchecked, and the other
one checked? I'm intrigued as to whose certificate is being checked.

"Certificate Revoked" is a very specific message - not "certificate
expired", or "unable to check for revocation" - if the revocation check is
written correctly, and the error message is not overly specific,
"Certificate Revoked" should mean that your browser, behind the scenes,
connected to a site that told you very specifically that a certificate (the
web site's, or the certificate authority's) had been revoked. Not just
expired, but revoked. That seems a little wonky.

> 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 says the certificate has been revoked on...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.

Oh, please - what makes you think that it's not an issue with, say, Norton
360 not being completely compatible with Vista?

Have you _tried_ uninstalling / disabling Norton on the Vista machine?

> 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...

Try disabling Norton instead. That way you're not "disabling what might be a
good security option"

Alun.
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