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I have just installed my new network adapter for wireless connectivity. I am using TP-LINK TL-WN727N. I installed the drivers from the manufacturers website to get the latest version. The installation worked well but I still have problems with visiting other pages.

Using internet explorer, I cannot visit some pages including google.com. It says there is a certificate error, but when I click "continue to this website(not recomended)", it will then proceed. It shows something like this:

I downloaded google chrome and tried to do the same, visit google.com. It says that it cannot connect to the real www.google.com. Image is something like this

Some things I noticed:

• When I hover on the wifi symbol (the one on the taskbar on the right end), it says "Identifying... Internet Access". I wonder why is this so. Normally it should say "<Router Name> Internet Access"




• I opened network and sharing center but my computer seems to be not connected to the internet but still I can visit some pages. How can I fix this? Refer to image below:
  

I am not sure of what the problem is here. I reinstalled the network adapter's drivers and I can visit some pages but not all. Both browsers say that there is a certificate error or an SSL error, and to add to that, hovering on the wifi symbol says "Identifying... Internet Access". I am pretty sure I am not being hacked because I am using a home network.

-- Update: Some ipconfig results --

Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection *2:
Media State: Media Disconnected
Connection-specific DNS Suffix:


Wireless LAN Adapter Wi-Fi:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix: domain.name

ping statistics are normal.

-- Some of the things I already tried --

• Change system time to sync with the internet. I synced my time with server time.windows.com


• Forget my home and reconnect


• Disconnect from wifi then reconnect


• reinstall network adapter's driver


• cleared browser cache etc. (ctrl+shift+del)


• reinstalled chrome

Please help me, No solution to my problem until now. I'll follow any suggestion you make.

--- Update: Already fixed some stuff but still has certificate error on both browsers ---
I fixed the problem on network and sharing center. Now it displays my network. I edited the permissions under the registry key HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionNetworkList

Still, I cannot visit some pages using both iexplorer and chrome.

Try to change your IP to dynamic. To do this:

1. 
   

   Open Network Connections.

   
   
   

   

   
   



2. Select Your Adapter, right-click and select Properties (or just Alt+Enter)



3. 
   

   Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP)

   
   
   

   

   
   


4. 
   

   Select Automatic IP Configuration

   
   
   

   

   
   

Refer to this guide if you have problems.

• Try pinging problematic sites.
  
  
  
  
  • Goto the start menu, type cmd.exe and hit enter.
  
  
  • Type ping <website URL here> and hit enter
  
  
  • Tell us what you see
  
  
  
  


• Type ipconfig in another cmd.exe window. Tell us what you see.

That should get us some useful info to work with.

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Now try resetting your browser cache in IE and Chrome. See if that fixes it.