Change your date and time to the current one on your device. Along with the timezone. I just hope so that you are not using XP since that OS will throw errors from this kind and browser update errors on almost every website.I am getting an error in Google Chrome (Your connection is not private), I tried everything but no solution. Mostly sites when i open i am getting same error. Anyone know how to solve this issue ?
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I am using Windows 7. I tried Everything which is avilable on Internet. Time & Date, Delete All Browser History (Cache & Cookies), Setup Google DNS, Off Firewall and some othe things on Internet - But nothing helps.Change your date and time to the current one on your device. Along with the timezone. I just hope so that you are not using XP since that OS will throw errors from this kind and browser update errors on almost every website.
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It might be e missing file in the registries from where you got the Windows from. Try to download the latest update along with that security update. I think it was this one.I am using Windows 7. I tried Everything which is avilable on Internet. Time & Date, Delete All Browser History (Cache & Cookies), Setup Google DNS, Off Firewall and some othe things on Internet - But nothing helps.
I have the same window in my all PC’s and my PC. In all other PC everything working fine, just problem with single PC. My PC runs on regular basis and we shut down after many days. Everything working fine and nothing new install, chrome was also working fine. But suddenly this happened and now this error showing with mostly all sites.It might be e missing file in the registries from where you got the Windows from. Try to download the latest update along with that security update. I think it was this one.
Awesome - Thanks for your help BRO.I taught someone might find it useful so i am sharing it here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45633. Download and install this update. After that restart your Windows. The ssl error should disappear.
Note: It only works with Windows 7/ X64 but you can test it on x32 platform as well.
You are welcome. I remembered the thread and recently fixed my friend's operating system so I taught it might help others.Awesome - Thanks for your help BRO.