After a clean install of Windows 10 Pro on a new machine, I cannot access HTTPS web sites using Internet Explorer 11.
- Both Chrome and Edge work fine!
- HTTP web sites in Internet Explorer work fine!
- There was an anti virus installed (Avast), which I removed while troubleshooting.
- The computer is connected to a wired network that is set as a "private network" and Windows Firewall is disabled for both "private profile" and "domain profile".
- There is no proxy on the network, but I've also disabled all proxy auto detection and manual proxy settings in the Settings up.
- Some other software that needs to access the network, such as Onedrive and the Dropbox installer, also fail to connect – I can only assume they try to access HTTPS using the same method that IE uses (but not other browsers).
- I've enabled all SSL versions in Internet Explorer's advanced internet options (even though SSL 2 and 3 are disabled by default).
I'm currently at a lost as to what to do next.
Any advice will be helpful.
Best Answer
Try to reset Internet Explorer to get original settings. Tools\Internet Options\Advanced\Reset (delete personal data)