[Solved]SSL and Certificate Error after updating (v44.0.2510.857) Win7*64bit

[ytstrel]

ytstrel last edited by

I updated Opera on 22 March.
After that, following error occurs on some web pages.
It's too difficult for me..
Please help!

SSL Error:
You connection is not private
You attempted to reach www.google.co.jp, but the server
presented a certificate signed using a weak signature algorithm
(such as SHA-1). This means that the security credentials the server
presented could have been forged, and the server may not be the
server you expected (you may be communicating with an attacker.)

You cannot proceed because the website operator has requested
heightened security for this domain.

Invalid certificate:
Opera cannot verify the identity of the server
"****(some page)", due to a certificate problem. The
server could be trying to trick you. Would you like to
continue to the server.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

I had no problems accessing that page.

Do you use any anti-virus or security software? What about extensions?

[freiburg2017]

freiburg2017 last edited by

I installed Opera(Linux 64) just recently. And I strangely got the very same problem with Google and Youtube(But not with Facebook or spiegel.de). Obviously I had no extensions installed. I do not have this problem with Firefox or Konqueror.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

I installed Opera(Linux 64)

This is the Opera for Windows forum. For issues with Opera in Linux please use the Opera for *nix forum.

[ytstrel]

ytstrel last edited by

I solved it myself. Thanks guys.

1. This problem does not occur in Safe Boot + Network.

2. I checked the event viewer.
   After updating, operaautoupdate.exe outputs error.

3. I checked operaautoupdate.log
   Failed to resolve proxy auto config for https://autoupdate.geo.opera.com/ Err: 12180

4. Recently updated are Adobe, VirtualBox, WindowsUpdate.

So, I tried the following things.

Organize services and startups.

Then this problem was solved.
(Reference: msconfig.exe)

(I checked antivirus software at the beginning, but it seems not to be the cause of the problem.)