IE blocks content - how to fix?

[AB]

I'm running IE 7 under Windows XP home Ed with SP2. On many websites,
actually way too often, it gives a blip noise, then a dropdown occurs
that says:

"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this
website from displaying content with security certificate errors ..."
If I want choose the option to display content , nothing happens but
the blip & dropdown return.

I've tried changing security settings, pop up blocker is turned off,
etc. Nothing I do gets rid of this annoyance. It happens on many
sites, even ones I know aren't problematic.

If anyone can tell how to get rid of this once and forever, I'd really
appreciate it!!

Thanks for helping.

 

[R. McCarty]

Visit Microsoft Update and from the Optional components choose
and load the "Root Certificates Update". Then reset the IE Security
Zone settings to "Default".

 

[AB]

Thanks for the suggestion. I followed your instructions but there is
no such update for my version of XP - I run the Home Ed; the updates
are all for servers running the 2003 Prof Ed.

Isn't there any way to shut this component off?? I couldn't do it
through Add/Remove Programs as one article suggested since I'm not
running on a server.

Very frustrating!! I hate Microsoft!!

 

[HeyBub]

I'm running IE 7 under Windows XP home Ed with SP2. On many websites,
actually way too often, it gives a blip noise, then a dropdown occurs
that says:

"To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this
website from displaying content with security certificate errors ..."
If I want choose the option to display content , nothing happens but
the blip & dropdown return.

I've tried changing security settings, pop up blocker is turned off,
etc. Nothing I do gets rid of this annoyance. It happens on many
sites, even ones I know aren't problematic.

If anyone can tell how to get rid of this once and forever, I'd really
appreciate it!!

Thanks for helping.

1. Tools / Internet Options / Content /Clear SSL State

2. Check the date on your computer.

3. This is a known problem with Kaspersky