Windows 7 - I can't open https (secure website) after IE 9 install.

I have installed IE 9 and reverted back to IE 8 at least 4 times - as I cannot open https:// sites such as www.chase.com. I am running 64 Bit Win 7 Professional on HP dv5-1125nr 64bit AMD machine that has 6GB of RAM and a partioned HD with lots of room. I have installed IE 9 and it displays most pages just fine, seems to be quicker as well. Just to be sure that there was no lingering effects I have reinstalled Windows, reinstalled all drivers, with the latest drivers available. During that process, with IE8 installed, I had quite a lot of problems getting Acrobat Reader, Adobe flash 64-bit, Adobe Flash 32 bit and Shockwave to download and install correctly. I even had trouble downloading those applications - What's up with that??(side issue?). I have read here and on the web and found indication that all of these last mentioned programs could contribute to IE 9 not working correctly. I have a large swap file, and sufficent Video. I am looking for any and all suggestions. I am running out of ideas and places to research this issue. Thanks to all for any suggestions.

Try this:

Open IE9.
On the menu bar go to Tools >Options >Advanced.
Scroll down to Security, and make sure "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" is unchecked.

If you have any add-ons try running IE9 with add-ons disabled.

About the Adobe problems:
Why doesn't Adobe Flash work in Internet Explorer?

Are all your Adobe products up to date?
Adobe reports “issues” with Flash 10.3 and IE9 | Ed Bott

Just tells the version: Adobe - Flash Player

Will tell version, and explain how to update:Find Flash Player version

The only tester I found to test Reader (PDF Files) is here at a Penn State University site: https://courses.worldcampus.psu.edu/...s/Acrobat.html

And if you have Java: Verify Java Version


What version of IE9 are you using, 32 or 64bit? if it is 64 try the 32bit flavor, and vice versa.

Thank You Anak. When I unchecked "Do not save encrypted pages to disk", IE 9 now works good. It displayed https//:www.chase.com after I logged in with my login / password. Thanks again. I have the latest Adobe Reader, Flash and I checked my install of Java. All are good.

Your welcome. That is good news! Glad to hear your okay now.

Open IE9.
On the menu bar go to Tools >Options >Advanced.
Scroll down to Security, Uncheck "Check For Server Certificate Revocation."