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I have been having a problem with Amazon.com on my network. This occurs on any device connected to my wifi. At random times, I cannot access Amazon.com because of a Privacy error:
NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
I had found a solution before that seemed to work (flushing dns in command prompt), however now that does not seem to be working anymore and at random times I cannot access Amazon.com because of this error. I have absolutely no idea where to start finding a solution to this so any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
 
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Have you altered your DNS settings in any other way? When was the last time you restarted your router? Prolonged router activation times can cause certain issues. Have you tried a different network and does the website work consistently with that? Do you have any plugins on your devices that might interact with connectivity? Is your router actually a router and not a hotspot laptop?
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Have you altered your DNS settings in any other way? When was the last time you restarted your router? Prolonged router activation times can cause certain issues. Have you tried a different network and does the website work consistently with that? Do you have any plugins on your devices that might interact with connectivity? Is your router actually a router and not a hotspot laptop?
 
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I have not altered the DNS and I am definitely connected to a router and not a hotspot. I have restarted it recently and it seems to not be problematic at the moment, hopefully the solution was only that simple. Thanks.
 
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Nice to hear, if you think I helped, I would appreciate if you marked my post as a solution. On the side note, I have had issues in the past with prolonged router activities, they usually have some firmware issues, which is why regularly every couple of months restarting them, saves a whole load of trouble. If the issues persist, feel free to post here again, I'll try helping you out! :)
 
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I marked your post, thank you for the help. After mentioning a firmware upgrade, I checked my router again and it appears that there is an upgrade available as well, so thanks again!
 
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