Secutity certificate has expired or not valid how do i fix it

Hello ghulam ali,

SSL certificates are to secure sites, they are issued by Trusted CA's such as Entrust and are sent out through your OS updates (e.g. Windows Updates). You can get the latest update from Microsoft if you are using a Windows based system using the following link: How to get Root Certificate update for Windows

If you are receiving a certificate expired error, this could be caused by the time on your system being incorrect. Make sure that you have the correct time, see the following link for the steps: Microsoft Corporation

If you are still receiving the error after following the steps above, please provide the URL of the site that is giving you the error and I can verify if the certificate is valid.

- check the pc suiite certificate details regarding the certificate "valid from" and the "expiry" dates.
- set the mobile phone date to any date inbetween the "valid from" and the "expiry" dates.
- install the pc suite inthe mobile.
- enjoy

Hi there, the simplest way to resolve certification error is by fixing your computer's date. If the clock's date was set wrong, then it sends expired security certificates. I hope that helps.

http://symbianv3.com/how-to-fix-expired-certificate-error/

Hope this helps

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change your pc clock to the correct time, date and year.

Hi there,

You may want to check the date settings on your laptop. It should updated.

Hope this works!

Either use the http feed instead of https or update your root certificates. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f814ec0e-ee7e-435e-99f8-20b44d4531b0&displaylang=en

Try checking the date and time of your computer. If is correct, click I UNDERSTAND THE RISKS and add the security certificate.

Hope this helps.

Most security certificate are valid for a year or two. If you computer's data is out of that range it will assume the certificate has expired or hasn't yet become valid.
The first thing to do whenever you have certificate errors especially on secure websites is to check the clock.

Right click the clock and click adjust time/date and make sure the Time.....the Day....the Month and the Year are all correct....and finally check you are in the right time Zone.

While in Internet Explorer, click "Tools" > Internet Options > Advanced. Scroll down to the "Security" section and uncheck the "Check for publisher's certificate revocation" box.

5 string,
Hi this "certificate expired" message is nothing but similar to the expiry date which you have in your credit card..actually there is a certificate which is present in the game which is used to identify whether the game is genuine also it has a validity for a period which expires after that..it is purely ATT fault so you can claim to get a new edition of the game from them1..thank you!!..