HTTPS non-secure

Mclairs83

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what happen?

its been for quite a while. SPH no money to renew public cert?

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yes.. updated to the latest security patch.

Because this issue is more prevalent in browsers on Windows 10.

There's no problem with the site's current certificate. Still works for most of us.

Clear your browsing data. It's possible that the browser is cached on an older expired certificate.
 

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Because this issue is more prevalent in browsers on Windows 10.

There's no problem with the site's current certificate. Still works for most of us.

Clear your browsing data. It's possible that the browser is cached on an older expired certificate.

clear browsing cache. still the same.

Windows 7 still showing non-secure as well.
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Then try the following.

When the “This site is not secure” pop-up shows up, click on Continue to this website (not recommended) option at the very bottom of it.

1. Select Certificate Error option next to the red Address Bar;
2. Click View Certificates on the information window.
3. Select Install Certificate and follow the on-screen instructions;
4. Click Yes on the dialog to proceed.

Meanwhile, the admins will try to get the backend team to check the validity of the certificates.
 

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Then try the following.



Meanwhile, the admins will try to get the backend team to check the validity of the certificates.

you guys don't even bind your public cert properly on your HTTPS. what cert can i install?

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