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September 2nd, 2018 05:41 PM #1
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TLS security settings
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This is really a BIG pain my side right now for the past few days, everything I have looked up to fix this has not worked. What is happening is that when I try to open Google.com it does not open. But all my other sites open for browsing but when I go to some for downloading the buttons will not show up right. Is this a windows 10 update issue?
Here's what my computer is running right now
Windows 10 Home
Version 1803
Installed on 5/22/2018
OS build 17134.228
I have even tried to roll back to a point over a month ago to fix it but that won't work ether. If anyone has a fix that will fix this for sure please help.
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September 2nd, 2018 07:54 PM #2
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First I have heard of it, I don't think this is a Windows Update Issue, I think it may be a IcicleThief69 issue. You may have changed something or installed something that changed a setting and the first mistake you made is relying on a Windows restore point, don't worry, I have made that mistake too, but TOOO many times Windows Restore points do absolutely nothing for you and I had to learn the hard way also.
Sorry to say but the best bet for you if you cannot find the fix is to do a refresh, if that does not work then a complete re-install.
Then when you are done the first thing you do is invest in a backup program, Macrium Reflect free or paid works VERY well.
If you want go one step further and take regular snapshots of your system at regular intervals which is a good idea also, stay away from Rollback Rx, first HorizonData Sys are thieves and second the program will suck on your system resources like a calf on it's mothers tit, Flashback BY Xeroweight (Used to be X64) is a much better program, cheaper and lighter on your system and it works.
Good luck, let us know how you make out.Last edited by Dark Knight; September 2nd, 2018 at 08:10 PM.
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September 8th, 2018 10:57 PM #3
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Got it fixed, like you said I had to do a refresh install of wondows. i still don't know what was cuasing the problem. But from what I read online I'm not the only to have this problem. But after doing a refresh install of windows 10 everything is back to normal and I did not lose anything none of my programs ether.
Thanks for the help, can always find good help on here.
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