The Department of Home Affairs acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their cultures and to their elders past, present and emerging. IDM một phần mềm hỗ trợ Download giúp các bạn có thể tải nhanh mọi thứ trên mạng 1 cách dễ dàng và ít khi gặp lỗi hơn so với việc tải bằng trình duyệt. Tuy nhiên, có rất nhiều bạn mắc phải 1 số lỗi cơ bản từ IDM mà không hề biết cách khắc phục. Vậy nên, ở bài viết này mình sẽ tổng hợp các lỗi hay gặp phải ở phần mềm IDM và cách khắc phục chúng. When I am trying to download a video, I receive "An error occurred while creating security connection" message. How it can be fixed?Nowadays more and more web sites switch to stronger encryption, and they start to require the usage of modern encryption protocols only. Because new updates for Windows XP are not released, Windows XP does not support latest encryption protocols. IDM relies on OS cryptographic libraries when downloading HTTPS content, and IDM will have downloading problems when OS lacks support of latest encryption protocols. There are 2 possible solutions of this problem:
This is unofficial technology to get update for XP from Windows XP POSReady 2009 operating system. Please read this original link: You need to install KB3055973-v3 or KB3081320 update. It is installed either via update center the way it is described in the article above, or you may follow the steps below:
Then "PosReady" registry key should be deleted with reg file below, or run of "deletekey.reg" from zip file downloaded on step a (you should not restart your computer until you delete this registry key): I just started seeing this error today. The Zoom error (unable to establish secure connection to zoom) is referencing a certificate generated by our development system for a nonexistent domain for use internally and is completely unrelated to Zoom. The error banner keeps popping up and there's no apparent way to suppress it.  I had the same problem. I resolved the issue by going to "Add/Remove Programs" searching for Zoom, and clicking uninstall. After that the message boxes stopped popping up and I could get on with my work. I just started seeing this error today. The Zoom error (unable to establish secure connection to zoom) is referencing a certificate generated by our development system for a nonexistent domain for use internally and is completely unrelated to Zoom. The error banner keeps popping up and there's no apparent way to suppress it. The Zoom error banner seems to only display when docker containers are running hosting services on HTTPS tcp/443 serving that certificate on localhost. I'm having the same issue Hi All, I am able to fix this by login to Zoom online portal. Under profile setting look for Calendar and Contacts Integration. Deleted the exiting integration setting and configured as per my company stand again by choosing O365 option.
this is what I get HELP I have same issue with our company users. i got the same message my trick was to go to ur laptop settings>Date and time>Automatically set time click that on...for me thats how it worked.. I clicked on calendar and contacts integration but nothing helped. It takes me here: I then select Google and get stuck. Which one there's Google , Exchange and O365 I'm wondering if this only works on pc's or also with mac's? I cannot seem to reset anything on my mac. I use a PC and have never gotten the issue. My co-teacher uses a Mac and started getting the issue three weeks ago. It is most annoying. Thanks for the tip. It worked that configuration on my side. Has anyone found a solution for this issue? several users at our company is getting the same error. Zoom not connected status. Unable to establish secure connection. see attachments. Please Help!!! login to Zoom profile on web browser. Under profile setting look for Calendar and Contacts Integration. Delete the exiting contact and calendar integration setting and reconfigure as per your company standar Great! I was able to schedule a meeting Thank you, really appreciated. But i am still getting "not connected" status on top left. see attached screenshot Sign out and sign in again from Zoom Desktop app/Make sure Zoom app is updated to Latest version for Not connected error message on Zoom App. For Unable to establish secure connection Error:- Make sure we remove Calendar and Contacts Integration after sign into Zoom poral on web browser and Configure again ( SS attached) Have you found a way to solve it? I got the same error notification.. can someone help me please? I Can't solve it with Gagan's way..
I was having the same problem, and I changed my browser settings to always use secure connections (in Google Chrome go to Settings -> Privacy and security -> Security -> Advanced -> Always use secure connections) and it apparently solve the problem. Hope it helps. This just started today. I have tried every suggestion on this thread and nothing is working. I am on a Mac and does not matter if I use Chrome or desktop app. This is becoming debilitating. This also started for me last night and is very annoying! Won't go away. I have no settings with my organization for my calendar and contacts integration therefore have nothing to reset. Tried everything else here too and nothing seems to work. This also started for me yesterday and none of the above solutions have worked to resolve it (updates, time/date, calendar sync, etc.). Something must have changed on Zoom's end, right? This question needs revisiting! Same thing here - MacBook Pro, using Brave (Chrome) and have tried everything above, but still get "unable to establish a secure connection" and then see that a DigiCert certificate is the reason... I spoke with Digicert, and they say it is a Zoom issue. Having the same issue on my Mac running Chrome. Is there a fix for this? I'm having the same issue and I have tried all the options on this thread. It just started today. Any update if there is a fix for this? I also have had this issue since the beginning of 2023 and it's causing disruption to my meetings. I'd like a solution please zoom. It can't be an unsecured connection when I'm conducting zoom meetings just fine. Additional info: We have 3 macbook pros in the office. All on the same network. Tried both browser and desktop app to use Zoom. Only 1 computer has this issue. I have tried hard-wired to ethernet and wifi. I have disabled Avast. I have tried all solutions mentioned in the thread. The problem computer is on the latest Zoom version 5.13.4 and OS Monterey. 2 with no problem are on 5.12.9 and OS Monterey and 5.12.2 and OS Big Sur. I do not see a way on Zoom.us to download an older version of the software to test. The first I noticed the issue began January 10, 2023 8AM ET. Everything was fine as of January 9 4PM ET. Does anyone from Zoom ever check these threads? I am only having this issue on my macbook air. Worked fine on my pc laptop. First encountered problem last night Some of our users on 5.13.4 have been having this same prompt appear. Sounds like it may be something on Zoom's side. Managed to get rid of that screen by Uninstalling and then Reinstalling Zoom. Hope it works for others From speaking with Zoom support, there appears to be a known issue on older versions of Mac-OS that started appearing a few days ago. They are trying to address the issue in the next release, but a short-term fix may be to reboot your computer. YMMV. The reboot was the final step. I have a band-aid solution for those, like me, who are unable to make the problem go away no matter what we try (I like to think it's a bug at Zoom's end that they'll get around to fixing). It's possible to drag the pop-up message, so I simply move it all the way to the side of my screen until only a sliver of the pop-up box remains visible. Just once has the message reappeared in the center of the screen; I moved it to the side again and it stayed put for the rest of the 90-minute meeting. *I was able to fix this issue - through contacting them by email. It worked on my Mac. Hope this helps someone. |
