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Server certificate revocation will not uncheck under Advanced Security
I have a client that ever since they installed Norton Internet Security 2008, they are unable to go to many HTTPS websites. Currently they are getting that the Certificate has been revoked. And when we go in to Tools/Internet Options/Advanced and under Security, we uncheck the check for server certificate revocation it will uncheck. However, when we exit and go back in, the check is back in. Can someone please point me in the right direction. Thanks!
bbao
have you tried temporarily disable norton programs? is there any other security or network related programs installed on the computer?
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No, the only security program is Norton Internet Security 2008. I have tried disabling every Norton function and still no luck. The Windows Firewall was already disabled from the Norton software. I am baffled!
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I actually shut the services down rather than just disabling it through the Norton interface. However, i figured it out. I was able to go in and shut off the Norton Internet Security add-ins and now everything works properly. I hate Norton products. The only thinkg I generally use is Symantec Antivirus Corp Ed. The Norton products just seem to wreak havok on systems everytime they are installed. Thanks again for your help. I will assign some points to you for your help.
> I hate Norton products.
i bought one copy of Norton Internet Security 2003 in NYC in 2003, but i never actually used it after i tested it on my home computer. i dislike norton AV products, too. BTW, i like early versions of Norton Ghost.
i don't use any anti-virus / anti-spyware software for 10+ years. i don't use 3rd-party firewall products either. i only use the built-in firewall on XP, 2003, Vista, and Mac OS X. it's enough for personal use.
using those security program does not keep you out of the world of malware, your security awareness does.
thanks for your points.
cheers,
bbao
i bought one copy of Norton Internet Security 2003 in NYC in 2003, but i never actually used it after i tested it on my home computer. i dislike norton AV products, too. BTW, i like early versions of Norton Ghost.
i don't use any anti-virus / anti-spyware software for 10+ years. i don't use 3rd-party firewall products either. i only use the built-in firewall on XP, 2003, Vista, and Mac OS X. it's enough for personal use.
using those security program does not keep you out of the world of malware, your security awareness does.
thanks for your points.
cheers,
bbao