I keep getting security alerts that popup when i load up a
web page. It lists three reasons why I may have received
the security alert and every time it is because the
websites security certificate has expired or is not yet
valid. This happens on every single website I go to,
including the microsoft help page. They didn't come up
before but I think I might have changed something in the
options that is making them come up now. The only problem
is that I can't find what it is. Someone please help me
get these annoying security alerts to stop coming up,
they're more annoying than popup ads.

look in internet options, or windows help.
>-----Original Message-----
>I keep getting security alerts that popup when i load up
a
>web page. It lists three reasons why I may have
received
>the security alert and every time it is because the
>websites security certificate has expired or is not yet
>valid. This happens on every single website I go to,
>including the microsoft help page. They didn't come up
>before but I think I might have changed something in the
>options that is making them come up now. The only
problem
>is that I can't find what it is. Someone please help me
>get these annoying security alerts to stop coming up,
>they're more annoying than popup ads.
>.
>

Internet Explorer, Tools, Internet Options, Advanced Tab. Security
section, uncheck "check for certificate revocation".

charlie R


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> I keep getting security alerts that popup when i load up a
> web page. It lists three reasons why I may have received
> the security alert and every time it is because the
> websites security certificate has expired or is not yet
> valid. This happens on every single website I go to,
> including the microsoft help page. They didn't come up
> before but I think I might have changed something in the
> options that is making them come up now. The only problem
> is that I can't find what it is. Someone please help me
> get these annoying security alerts to stop coming up,
> they're more annoying than popup ads.