- Oct 30, 2011
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Hi,
I put together my new PC last night and installed the OS in the morning. I don't have a CD drive in my system and installed the OS via USB. When I set everything up, it didn't have any internet access. I downloaded the intel LAN drivers from another computer and installed them using the USB stick.
This morning, my internet seemed to work fine. I was able to connect to sites using Chrome. I noticed this afternoon, however, that every time I went to Facebook, Chrome said the connection was not private. Then, an hour later, it started doing this for almost all websites across all browsers. They all say something similar: the certificates are out of date, are phony, etc, and the website (even Google Inbox), can't be trusted, so I can't go there. I noticed there were 64 updates to install and thought this would fix the issue. After updating, the issue persists.
This isn't happening on any of the other computers in my house, and I was wondering how I could fix this.
I put together my new PC last night and installed the OS in the morning. I don't have a CD drive in my system and installed the OS via USB. When I set everything up, it didn't have any internet access. I downloaded the intel LAN drivers from another computer and installed them using the USB stick.
This morning, my internet seemed to work fine. I was able to connect to sites using Chrome. I noticed this afternoon, however, that every time I went to Facebook, Chrome said the connection was not private. Then, an hour later, it started doing this for almost all websites across all browsers. They all say something similar: the certificates are out of date, are phony, etc, and the website (even Google Inbox), can't be trusted, so I can't go there. I noticed there were 64 updates to install and thought this would fix the issue. After updating, the issue persists.
This isn't happening on any of the other computers in my house, and I was wondering how I could fix this.
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