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Internet Access on XP using External Network Card

Hi

Say, I have purchased a network card & have inserted it on a Windows XP Service Pack 3 operated PC. I can login to the internet however - every time I link into a new page, i get this message (See attached Doc)....What is it caused by & how can I remove it?

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aadih

What browser are you using?

(I am not sure it's due to the external wireless card).

Steven Carnahan

The message indicates that you are going to a secure site. HTTPS. This does not really have anything to do with the network card.

Here are the possibilities:

1. The site is NOT a secure site requiring a certificate
2. The site has an expired certificate
3. The certificate does not match the URL you are putting in the address bar
4. You need to look at your browsers security settings

I do not have Chrome at my office so I can't check for you.

Shaun Wingrin

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The default IE with XP SP3 IE 7 or 8 - not sure

aadih

Check out this thread:

< http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security/my-computer-keeps-giving-me-certificate-errors-on/7aec7e73-2415-47bc-aba7-9ca61d99fe1c >

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Sandeep

Are you really used to Internet Explorer? I would suggest you try with Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. You will forget Internet Explorer.

Google Chrome comes with in built Flash.

aadih

Try Opera (12.16) or the newer Opera 15,16,17...

Shaun Wingrin

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Wow! Thanks josh-gray. That was the solution.