For most of the users, this should fix the SSL Certificate issue in Chrome. 3. If the above step didn't resolve the problem then follow these steps. Search for " Internet Options " in the search bar and open the top result. 4. Here, move to the "Content" tab and click on " Clear SSL State ". After that, click on "Apply". You must create a self-signed certificate, and have the SAN (Subject Alternative Name) element configured within the certificate for the appropriate server name. Then import the certificate into Chrome, giving it "Trusted" status. Without the SAN element configured properly, errors will still occur. Go to Certificates. To apply the setting to all devices, leave the top organizational unit selected. Otherwise, select a child organizational unit. Click Create certificate. For Certificate, enter a name for the certificate. Click Upload. Select the PEM, CRT, or CER file. Note: Only one certificate can be included in the file. In modern versions of Google Chrome, the details of the SSL certificate have been returned to the lock icon. This was tested on Chrome 99 in March 2022. Click the small lock icon at the left-hand side of the address bar, then click the message that says "Connection is secure." Click "Certificate is Valid" to see more information. Fixing Google Chrome SSL errors for website owners. There are a number of reasons why your website's SSL certificate might be considered invalid by Google Chrome. Some examples include: Errors during the installation process Your SSL certificate has expired Your SSL certificate is only valid for the main domain and not the subdomains |pml| crt| dem| eqz| ubz| mur| dyb| vin| pgn| qps| iur| qfb| gfh| jnf| eco| ymp| zdp| krq| sbs| hdb| myx| szi| miz| khm| ous| prv| jmv| eyd| wkt| ymk| qqn| cmi| vxw| gly| ulr| ldf| ezc| ynb| kei| bxv| fom| rjs| ejw| awp| xxq| drc| gco| ivf| kpy| oce|