I have Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7 and there are numerous sites that I
cannot access (mostly financial and banking) because it says the site's
server certifcate is not valid and has been revoked. This simply cannot be
true as these are well known, high profile banking and financial sites that
millions use daily, and they are up to par.

I am not sure what is causing this, and I have tried to disable the check
for server certifcate revocation on the Advanced tab in Internet Options, but
every time I restart IE7, it is checked again. I also have Norton Internet
Security and Norton Confidential installed, and I turned everything off from
those two programs, and I disabled ALL of the Symantec Add-Ons on the
Management tab, but to no avail, the box remains checked, and I cannot access
vital sites that are impacting my personal finacial situation.

I am running SSL 2.0 (not SSL 3.0) and TSL 1.0 The check for publisher's
certificate revocation is and remains disabled. What gives? Is there some
other way to rectify this problem or disable the server certificate check?
Can or should I go back to IE6, never had this problem with IE before. I am
at my wit's end, and have had almost enough with IE7 and Vista.

"jeremy" <jeremy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9DA332A8-ADDD-4AB2-92DF-80FFD871BC21@microsoft.com...
>I have Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7 and there are numerous sites that
>I
> cannot access (mostly financial and banking) because it says the site's
> server certifcate is not valid and has been revoked. This simply cannot
> be
> true as these are well known, high profile banking and financial sites
> that
> millions use daily, and they are up to par.
>
> I am not sure what is causing this, and I have tried to disable the check
> for server certifcate revocation on the Advanced tab in Internet Options,
> but
> every time I restart IE7, it is checked again. I also have Norton
> Internet
> Security and Norton Confidential installed, and I turned everything off
> from
> those two programs, and I disabled ALL of the Symantec Add-Ons on the
> Management tab, but to no avail, the box remains checked, and I cannot
> access
> vital sites that are impacting my personal finacial situation.
>
> I am running SSL 2.0 (not SSL 3.0) and TSL 1.0 The check for publisher's
> certificate revocation is and remains disabled. What gives? Is there
> some
> other way to rectify this problem or disable the server certificate check?
> Can or should I go back to IE6, never had this problem with IE before. I
> am
> at my wit's end, and have had almost enough with IE7 and Vista.
>

Uninstall everything Norton and then run this tool:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05033108162039

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