[gimpyg79]

Hey all,

When I try to login to certain websites, especially my AOL webmail, I'm getting a message that says the security certificate is either expired or invalid. It does not do this on my desktop. I click yes to proceed anyway, but the webmail page just keeps reloading.

I recently purchased Norton Internet Security to clean up some virus problems and I never had these issues prior to the virus problem. I get the security certificate message on several sites, all reputable like ESPN, AOL, etc, but only AOL seems to be having the automatic reloading problem.

Any ideas?

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Hi and welcome to Geeks to Go. Are you sure you are 100 percent malware free? You said you had a virus problem which you cleaned up with Norton. It might be a good idea to work through the malware removal guide to make sure you got it all. See the guide at http://www.geekstogo..._Log-t2852.html
If you still have trouble after that, post a hijack this log in the malware forum at
http://www.geekstogo...o_Here-f37.html

[austin_o]

Hi and welcome to Geeks to Go. Are you sure you are 100 percent malware free? You said you had a virus problem which you cleaned up with Norton. It might be a good idea to work through the malware removal guide to make sure you got it all. See the guide at http://www.geekstogo..._Log-t2852.html
If you still have trouble after that, post a hijack this log in the malware forum at
http://www.geekstogo...o_Here-f37.html

[gimpyg79]

thank you for the response...no I'm not 100% sure I'm malware free and I have posted a HJT log in the malware forum.

I figured out the security certificate problem: somehow my date had been changed to 2007, making my computer read valid certificates as expired. That solved my webmail trouble.

NOW I have a new problem though. IE keeps loading cached pages. I work for a site with heavy forum usage and every time I view the page it appears as it did at 4:00 pm when there has actually been 100s of posts since. I have already completely emptied all my temp files and that didn't help.

Thanks again.