Fix Security Certificate has expired, not trusted and not yet valid error (2 Steps) Google Chrome

Fix Security Certificate has expired, not trusted and not yet valid error (2 Steps) Google Chrome

Fix Security Certificate has expired, not trusted and not yet valid error (2 Steps) Google Chrome

You can fix the website/server security certificate error in Google Chrome like The site’s security certificate is not yet valid, not trusted and has expired error in two simple steps!

Step #1: 0m4s
Right click on time\date on the taskbar/Adjust time\date. If the time and date is incorrect, please turn off automatic time and automatic time zone. Then click on Change time and enter valid time, date, month and year. Please double check everything is perfect.

Step #2: 0m31s
Open Services. Go to Windows Time service. Set it to Automatic. Close the window. Right click on Windows Time and Start/Restart the service.

Now disconnect and reconnect your internet connection. Restart your browser (close and open). You’ll no longer see security certificate errors!


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0 -> Fix Security Certificate has expired, not trusted and not yet valid error (2 Simple Steps)
10.26 -> Step #1
16.62 -> adjust time and date!
39.88 -> step 2
43.62 -> open services
49.48 -> open Windows Time
57.94 -> set it to Automatic
67.82 -> click on apply and ok
78.7 -> right click on WIndows Time and Start/Restart it
82.74 -> done!

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6Z_jYdxpiY