What to do if you open a Web site to suggest "there is a problem with this site's security certificate"

Internet use IE7 or IE8 access to some websites: "This site's security certificate has a problem" warning, is the site of the problem, how to solve?

In short, this problem occurs mostly because the content of the Web site uses special scripting and certificates that are not certified by Microsoft.

Detailed error prompts are as follows:

There is a problem with the security certificate for this site.

The security certificate issued by this web site has expired or has not yet taken effect.

Security certificate issues may indicate attempts to deceive you or intercept data that you send to the server.

It is recommended that you close this page and do not continue browsing the Web site.

Click here to close the page.

Continue browsing this site (not recommended).

More information

The following illustration suggests:

Solution:

Method 1, if there is an electronic certificate.

Click on the "continue browsing this site (not recommended)" link to visit the site, so after clicking the Address bar "certificate Error" button, open the pop-up window, click "View Certificate", and then click "Install Certificate", appear a warning message, click "Yes" to install the certificate.

　　Method 2, if there is no electronic certificate. You can set this URL as a way to trust the site to resolve the "problem with the security certificate for this site" question.

Open the IE7 or IE8 browser, click Internet Options on the Tools menu, click to select Security, click Trusted Sites, and then click the Site button, and in the Add this web site to zone text box, enter the Web site address for the prompt that appears with a security certificate for this site. Then click "Add" and click "Close" and "OK".