Windows Certificate Error help needed

Asked By lance wyle 200 points N/A Posted on - 06/22/2011

Hi,

I have a desktop computer with Ethernet connected with my router and router connected with my modem. I have a laptop that can connect to the same router wirelessly.  My fiance was trying to connect another laptop, but encountering an error,

 

Wireless Network Connection

Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network.

I am confused on what certificate is this.  My router is a D Link DIR 615 and has a security 10-digit WEP key. I clicked on the Start Menu, Programs, Accessories, and then Network Connections. I have right-clicked on my connection to select its properties, and then select the Authentication tab then unchecked IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network.  Then we tried to connect again. The error on certificate disappeared, but I have a windows cannot connect you to the network error. And I totally don't have any connection with the third device. I already made a series of Reset on my D Link Router, but it didn't work.

I erased the WEP key temporarily just in case it is interfering and causing this error to appear. How can I resolve this? We have a project that needs to be finished, and it requires an internet. So if anyone knows or has a solution to resolve the issue please let me know. By the way, I am using Windows XP on my desktop and Windows Vista on my laptop. My fiancé is using Windows XP too.

Thank you!

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Answered By AdrianAdrian 0 points N/A #129152

Windows Certificate Error help needed

You may resolve the problem with this:

• First of all click on start button and select search box.

• Type the regedit and press enter.

• Find this:

• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMainFeatureControl

• When you find then click on edit or new and then click on the key

• And type this  FEATURE_ERROR_PAGE_BYPASS_ZONE_CHECK_FOR_HTTPS_KB950067

• When you type then press enter.

• In the edit menu click on the new and click on the Dword value.

• Then write iexplore.exe the new name of the registry and press enter

• Then click again on edit and click on the modify.

• In the modify type 1 and press ok.

• Then exit from the registry

This will resolve the problem.

Thank You.

 

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Answered By lance wyle 200 points N/A #129154

Windows Certificate Error help needed

 

This is what I did. I go to Start>Programs>Accessories>Communications>Network Connections >

Then right-click on my Connection and select Properties then click on the Authentication tab then Disable / uncheck the option IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network.

That's it. It worked. The solution above may also be helpful but I am too scared to try fixing my registry. But thanks a lot for the help.

 

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Answered By Louis Louis 10 points N/A #195730

Windows Certificate Error help needed

Hello Lance wyle,

Windows Certificate Error can be solved by doing below activities:

1. Click the notification area at the end of the desktop task bar.

2. Click the “Change Date and Time Settings” item.

3. Click the “Date and Time” tab.

4. Click the “Change Date and Time” button.

5. Click the correct date on the calendar that displays or use the left and right arrow keys to adjust the date.

6. Click the time control underneath the clock display and click the hour and minute entries and type in the correct time.

7. Click the “OK” button to save the settings.

8. Click the “Start” button on the Windows task bar and right-click “Internet Explorer” in the menu that appears.

9. Click “Run as Administrator” in the menu that appears.

10. Type the address of the website that displays the certificate error into the address bar near the top of the Windows Internet Explorer browser window. Tap the “Enter” key to connect to the website. If the certificate error still appears, proceed to the next step.

11.  Click “Continue to the website (not recommended)” in the message box that appears. Click the “Certificate Error” button.

12. Click “View Certificates” in the window that appears. Click the “Install Certificate” button. Click “Yes” to confirm that you wish to install the certificate.

Thanks and Regards

Manik

 

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