LG shine I cant connect to certain pages on the internet. It will keep asking me for security certificate. Where can I get the installation to this?

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This is basically an Internet Explorer 7 Website’s Security Certificate problem! You have to self-sign the certificate on the client computer or add the URL manually to the trusted security zone. When you are trying to access a secure web page, you receive the warning message:

"There is a problem with this website's security certificate. The security certificate presented by this website was not issued by a trusted certificate authority."

Or

"Security certificate problems may indicate an attempt to fool you or intercept data you send to the server."

To fix this issue, you can follow either of the methods:





Method 1:

You have to install the Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 (Windows SBS) self-signed certificate on the client computer. To do this, follow these steps:

• In Windows Internet Explorer 7, click Continue to this website (not recommended).

A red Address Bar and a certificate warning appear.

• Click Certificate Error button to open the information window.

• Click View Certificates > click Install Certificate.

• Click Yes, to install the certificate, when warning message appear.

Note: For Windows Vista users, right click on Internet Explorer icon. Select Run as Administrator.


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Method 2:

Add the URL to the Trusted Sites security zone:

• Open Internet Explorer

• Go to Menu bar > Tools > Internet Options.
  
  
  

• Click Security > Trusted sites > Sites
  
  
  

• Type the URL in the Add this website to the zone text box > uncheck Require server verification >Add > click OK
  
  
  

• Click OK to exit.
  
  
  
  

Now you have added the URL successfully into the Trusted Sites security zone.

This Connection is Untrusted
You have asked Firefox to connect

check your computer date!!!!

Jusnet Business Institute-Malindi

If you want to contact Nokia directly, please visit the "Contact Us"-section my 6300 comes with a pre-installed list of such certificates but doesn't include Globalsign. Thesecurity certificate menu

NO THE GOOGLE SITE IS GOOD security certificates AND IT WILL ALLOW THE VIRUS BUT U SHOULD INSTALL THE VIRUS security IN UR PHONE OK PLEASE RATE ME

my friend had the same problem.its works on xp and i didnt need to download the software either.sorry i cant be more helpful.

You need to get this unlocked. Email [email protected]. They charge £3.99 and then send you the correct code to unlock the phone. If they cannot help they immediately refund the £3.99. You see many sites offering this free, but believe me this is the only one I know you can rely on. Whats £3.99 cant get two pints for that!!

a couple things I've seen
- first the address as posted is invalid (can't find) but if you insert a dot (.) between parents and brickshools then it finds it (http://parents.brickshools.org/)

- if the corrected address is correct it looks like the site is redirected to a secure connection (https vs. http) and then the problem is that the site owner's security certificate has several problems as follows:

The security certificate presented by this website was not issued by a trusted certificate authority. The security certificate presented by this website has expired or is not yet valid. The security certificate presented by this website was issued for a different website's address. these issues were presented to me by Internet Explorer v7.0 - the main address functions (http://brickschools.org/) so it definitely seems to be a security certificate issue on their end. I would speak with the site owner. btw, I'm coincidentally in Toms River :)

Hi,
Please perform the following steps.
This error message appears because the security certificate was issued by the University itself and not by an authority acknowledged by Microsoft.
To solve this problem, for most webpages you just have to install the "CA Certificate" of Ghent University in your browser.
For certain websites, such as https://zephyr.ugent.be, you need to import its own certificate:
Click on "Certificate Error" next to the IE7 address bar and then "View certificates"
Click on "Install certificate..."
Click "Next"
You will be asked where the certificate has to be stored. You can use the default setting and click "Next".
Click "Finish"
Confirm by clicking "Yes"
On your next visit, you will not see the error message again. Hopefully it should work.. Thank you

The_Wise23 - delete and try reinstalling your lg usb modem if that does not work call your provider and see if they can assist you more.

chinesebox - the best thing to do is uninstall all lg software and then reinstall it.

for all other users un-install then reinstall