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The Internet is an irreplaceable part of our daily lives, but unfortunately, a number of Windows 10 users reported issues while accessing certain websites.

According to them, they are receiving There is a problem with this website‘s security certificate message in their browser, so let’s see how to fix that problem.

Before we start, we have to mention that this issue can affect almost any browser, so even if you change it, you’ll still experience this issue.

Some users reported this issue while trying to access specific websites, such as Facebook for example, while others report this issue on almost every website.

This can be a troublesome issue, but fortunately, there is a fix available.

How do I fix the website security certificate error?

Many users reported that they are unable to access their favorite websites due to There is a problem with this website’s security certificate error. Speaking of this issue, these are some of the most common problems that users reported:

• There is a problem with this website‘s security certificate no option to continue, bypass, every website, error code 8 – There is a wide range of problems that can occur with website’s security certificate. However, you should be able to fix most of these issues by using one of our solutions.
• There is a problem with this website‘s security certificate IE11, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Google Chrome – This issue can affect almost any web browser, and if this happens, try resetting your browser to the default settings and clearing the cache.
• There is a problem with this website‘s security certificate Windows Update – Many users reported this error after installing a new Windows Update. Sometimes updates can cause certain issues, and in order to fix the problem, you need to remove and block the problematic update.
• There is a problem with this website‘s security certificate Kaspersky, Avast – Your antivirus is one of the most common causes of this problem, and in order to fix the problem it’s advised to adjust the software’s settings. If that doesn’t work, you might have to switch to a different tool.

1. Check your antivirus

If you’re getting There is a problem with this website’s security certificate message on your PC, the cause might be your antivirus.

More exactly, it can sometimes interfere with your web browser and cause this and other errors to appear.

However, you can fix the problem in most cases simply by changing your antivirus settings. Sometimes a single setting can interfere with your browser and cause this problem.

If this doesn’t work, you might be able to fix the issue simply by disabling the antivirus temporarily.

In case that doesn’t work, you might have to remove the software. After uninstalling it,  check if the issue is still present. If not, you should consider switching to a different tool.

We recommend you pick one of the best antivirus software available because a good tool will most likely not interfere with other apps on your PC while keeping you protected.

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Good antivirus software are updated constantly to protect you against all threats, but also to make sure they don’t falsely identify malicious activity, thus interrupting your browsing.

2. Check your computer time and date

Click the clock icon in the bottom right corner and select Adjust date/time.

Check your time and date. If for some reason your time and date aren’t correct, you need to turn off the Set time automatically option and then click the Change button.

The time is wrong in Windows 10? Here’s a complete guide to fix this issue!

3. Install certificates

For Internet Explorer

Note: You should only install certificates from the websites you trust. If you suspect that the website you’re trying to access is malicious, do not install its certificate.

Check the certificate of a website you’re trying to access

Click the lock icon next to a website’s name and choose View certificates.

In addition, check the Issued by section in order to confirm that the certificate was signed by an actual security company.

4. Turn off the warning about certificate address mismatch option

Press Windows Key + S and enter Internet Options. Select Internet Options from the menu.

Locate Warn about certificate address mismatch option and uncheck it.

5. Disable TLS options

Locate Use TLS 1.0, Use TLS 1.1, and Use TLS 1.2 features and uncheck them.

6. Change the Trusted Sites settings

Open Internet Options and go to the Security tab. Now Select Trusted sites and click the Sites button.

In the input field enter about:internet and click on Add. Now click the Close button.

7. Remove the problematic update

When the Settings app opens, navigate to Update & Security section.

Now click on View installed update history.

A list of recent updates will appear. Memorize or write down a couple of recent updates. Now click on Uninstall updates.

Find the recent update on the list and double click it to remove it.

Once you remove the update, check if the problem is resolved. If the issue doesn’t appear again, it means that the update caused it.

Keep in mind that Windows 10 tends to install the missing updates without your knowledge.

To prevent this problem from reoccurring, it’s advised to prevent Windows from automatically installing updates.

Once the update is blocked from installing, the issue won’t appear anymore.

8. Change server revocation options

Now go to Advanced tab and in the Security section disable Check for publisher’s certification revocation and Check for server certificate revocation.

9. Reset your browser to default

The mentioned error message can appear in any browser, and it might be caused by browser’s settings. To fix the problem, be sure to reset your browser to default.

By doing that you’ll remove the cache, installed extensions, and revert your settings to default.

The resetting process is more or less the same in all browsers, so be sure to reset all browsers that you use on your PC. After resetting your browser, the issue should be resolved.

Certificates are rather important because they are used to encrypt your data and protect it from malicious users.

We hope that we’ve helped you solve this problem. If you have any suggestions, please leave them below in the Comments section.

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