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11-16-2016 09:49 AM
I am unsure if this is a driver that needs to be reinstalled or updated or something else entirely.
My work website is not loading using this device, however it loads and works fine on all other devices which makes me think its this device. A pop up comes up on the screen after logging in saying- Illegal request with a red circle with a cross through it and an option to go back. When you select go back, it takes you to the home page you were trying to load, with more 4-5, of the pop ups like the first one on the home page. When you try to selet anything on that page you get that pop up, and if you try to sign out you get the pop up.
Is this a graphic driver, or something in Google Chrome on this device that needs to be updated?
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11-16-2016 11:33 AM
Okay I have found the solution!!!!! YAY!!!! Here's the step I took to achieve this-
- Control Panel
-Network and Internet
-Internet Options
-Advanced
-Under Settings- scroll down to Security
-Uncheck- Warn about certificate address mismatch*
-Apply settings and restart your computer
The website works for me now and no more Illegail Request warning/code message.
Thank you for the help, and I hope this will come in handy for someone else.
11-16-2016 10:58 AM
I've went through and made sure google chrome and internet explorer and both updated. I've contacted my company about the issue, although I'm not sure there is anything they can do since the website and login work fine on other devices.
11-16-2016 11:12 AM
It seems this code/warning message has been a problem to people in the past.
11-16-2016 11:33 AM
Okay I have found the solution!!!!! YAY!!!! Here's the step I took to achieve this-
- Control Panel
-Network and Internet
-Internet Options
-Advanced
-Under Settings- scroll down to Security
-Uncheck- Warn about certificate address mismatch*
-Apply settings and restart your computer
The website works for me now and no more Illegail Request warning/code message.
Thank you for the help, and I hope this will come in handy for someone else.
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