Hi guys, my granddaughter has this popping up everywhere she try's to go outside of Firefox ! It will open FF and IE fine but if she try's to go to any other site this message pops up !! We were trying to open Google, like i said every site gives this message. We checked the clock & date, they are correct !! Now i am lost, any ideas of what to try would be appreciated very much ! She doesn't use her computer much so it may be awhile before i get back with an answer for you !!
Thanks
Your connection is not secure
The owner of Google has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website.
This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox only connect to it securely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate.
Forgot to mention that everything works fine in "Safe Mode with networking"
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Turning off an antivirus program usually does no good,
If you don't want it uninstall it and use another
Most have their own dedicated uninstallers for a reason they do not usually uninstall well either Download tools and utilities | AVG Worldwide
I don't use Firefox so I don't know if it has added stuff like that in the new version
ie11 might give you a Only secure content is displayed popup but that's about all I've seen in it for the limited use I now use ie11.
Getting a popup (security certificate has expired) on every website suggests the clock and date are off as you have already confirmed that is not the case
I don't believe the popup you state insecure connection applies to the time but does to the home network it's on so it might be a Pubic network instead of a home network meaning there is no password to enter the network.
Is it connecting wireless or wired ?
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Just downloaded the current build and it's up to date.
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I had this problem, but only with Google.co.uk
This worked for me :
Alright so I just talked to someone on the Kaspersky Live chat and found the fix for it. You need to go Tools>Options>Advanced>View Certificates and then click the authorities tab and click Import... then go to C:\ProgramData\Kaspersky Lab\AVP16.0.0\Data\Cert and open the (fake)Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal Root Certificate.cer file and put a check mark in This certificate can identify websites and then install the certificate and restart Firefox.
Can also install certificate via :
Settings > Additional > Network > Advanced
In 2015 version
