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Net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID after deleting OEM partition

Started by makemakika , Apr 01 2021 08:43 PM

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#1 makemakika

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Posted 01 April 2021 - 08:43 PM

After booting to a 2017 Windows 10 bootable iso and deleting all partitions including the OEM, my HP f272wm was missing 4 drivers: Encryption/decryption and 3 others in the chipset (its an intel). After downloading from HP support & installing there were no more missing drivers but when trying to load Edge Chrome (had to download them from another pc) & Internet explorer i get Net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID The website sent back unusual and invalid credentials

I exported & imported all root certificates from another machine. (before importing there were very few root & intermediates; after importing roots the intermediates populated) The date & time are correct

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Edited by hamluis, 01 April 2021 - 09:01 PM.

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Posted 01 April 2021 - 09:01 PM

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#3 Aayu

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Posted Today, 02:25 AM

The error occurs when your browser fails to validate the authenticity of the SSL certificate that secures your website. You shouldn’t get this issue unless you haven’t installed a certificate or are utilizing HTTP, which isn’t recommended for your website.

There are several reasons for resolving this issue. You can resolve the issue by checking in detail https://certera.com/kb/how-to-fix-net-err_cert_authority_invalid-error-in-chrome/