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This is only a suggestion.! but you might
try updates at Microsoft. I know they have issued some patches/fixes for IE6.
Hope it helps
by chuxiz
by joseph moore
Are these SSL-protected sites you went to before the upgrade? Well, I would try removing the certificates issued by these web sites. Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Content -> Publishers button.
Select the HTTPS web sites you can't hit, then click the Remove button. Just to be safe when done, reboot. Call me old fashioned!
Maybe if you remove the certificates you previously accepted in the lower version of IE, then go to them again, IE6 will be happy and accept them.
It is worth a shot!
by chuxiz
by brian
You may need to upgrade to 128 bit encryption. Check the help about box in IE to view your "cipher Strength". If it is 56-bit, click on the update information link. This will take you to the Microsoft site where you can download and install the High Encryption package for your browser. This fixes many problems with secure (https)sites.
Hope it helps you too!
by chuxiz
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