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Paul1360

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Hi,
Yesterday when I went to my MS Outlook 2007 to check for emails I had this appear and now everytime it's the same.
Anybody know whats it all about please?????????

iechyd da
 

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try the following:

Click tools> internet options>click advanced tab>uncheck the box that says "check for server certificate revocation" under security heading.

Let me know how you go.
 

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Hi Clinkz,
Well i was not able to locate what you said but know I can't send or receive emails now so am looking into that. Will let you know
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You can find the option through control panel as well, go to:

control panel> internet options>click advanced tab> a list of options will appear, scroll down to the bottom and you will find the heading security the "check for server certificate revocation" is there, you just have to toggle it off. Sorry if i didn't explain well enough.
 

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Ok soz I misunderstood your post. I've just done what you said and am now looking into the other problem

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Ok soz I misunderstood your post. I've just done what you said and am now looking into the other problem

iechyd da

Care to elaborate on the other problem, maybe someone here can help?
 

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Well for some unknown reason was not able to send/receive emails from my Yahoo account. So I removed it and rebooted outlook then set yahoo up again and now it's working ok, very odd if you ask me.
Ok as you can see below I did what you said but alas still the same about the certificate warning

iechyd da
 

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There you go then for some unknown reason this morning the problem has gone away and the server certificate box no longer pops up:confused::confused:
Sorry just noticed that over night an update was install about this problem (K2525375)
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