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What is the issue with the certificate? Is it not verified I.e. the CA that issued it is untrusted?<br />
Does it not provide the user an option to add this certificate by way on an exception to be trusted going forward?
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What is the issue with the certificate? Is it not verified I.e. the CA that issued it is untrusted?
Does it not provide the user an option to add this certificate by way on an exception to be trusted going forward?

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I don't really understand why this corrected the problem.
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I don't really understand why this corrected the problem.

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I have a machine with a clean install of Windows 8 professional and IE 10. &nbsp;For some reason, whenever the user tries to access our (third party) time and attendance site, she gets a certificate error. &nbsp;No other users are seeing this and Firefox doesn't see a problem. &nbsp;I have Windows 8 Pro on my machine (upgrade from Win 7 Pro) and I have no issue. &nbsp;<br />
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I've checked the obvious date/time issue and put the site in the trusted zone. &nbsp;I'm not too keen on disabling all of IE's certificate checking.<br />
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On a different, but possibly related note, when I installed Office on her machine, we kept getting the User agreement screen with every launch. &nbsp;That turned out, per Microsoft, to be an issue with the registry permissions, i.e., I had to give local_machine\users permission to the Office keys in HKLM\software.<br />
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Any thoughts on what I should check or may have missed?<br />
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Thanks!
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I have a machine with a clean install of Windows 8 professional and IE 10.  For some reason, whenever the user tries to access our (third party) time and attendance site, she gets a certificate error.  No other users are seeing this and Firefox doesn't see a problem.  I have Windows 8 Pro on my machine (upgrade from Win 7 Pro) and I have no issue.  

I've checked the obvious date/time issue and put the site in the trusted zone.  I'm not too keen on disabling all of IE's certificate checking.

On a different, but possibly related note, when I installed Office on her machine, we kept getting the User agreement screen with every launch.  That turned out, per Microsoft, to be an issue with the registry permissions, i.e., I had to give local_machine\users permission to the Office keys in HKLM\software.

Any thoughts on what I should check or may have missed?

Thanks!

Windows 8, IE 10 Certificate Error

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