SSL websites on Chrome randomly stops working

[w1z4rd]

So odd, Chrome randomly stops working when I visit SSL websites. It just says "Trying to establish a secure connect" and gets stuck there. Normal sites work fine, SSL sites do not load.

SSL works fine in all my browsers (IE, FF) except Chrome and Dragon Chrome (Comodo`s version of Chrome).

Going through a proxy does not fix the problem
Restarting the PC fixes the problem for a couple of minutes, and then it starts failing again
Reinstalling Chrome did not help
Clearing all cached information/cookies, etc does not help.
Disabling all extensions does not fix the problem.

Im kinda stumped here. Seems I will be unable to use Chrome on my pc

Any suggestions?

 

[Rickster]

So odd, Chrome randomly stops working when I visit SSL websites. It just says "Trying to establish a secure connect" and gets stuck there. Normal sites work fine, SSL sites do not load.

SSL works fine in all my browsers (IE, FF) except Chrome and Dragon Chrome (Comodo`s version of Chrome).

Going through a proxy does not fix the problem
Restarting the PC fixes the problem for a couple of minutes, and then it starts failing again
Reinstalling Chrome did not help
Clearing all cached information/cookies, etc does not help.
Disabling all extensions does not fix the problem.

Im kinda stumped here. Seems I will be unable to use Chrome on my pc

Any suggestions?

Post links so we can test.

 

[w1z4rd]

Post links so we can test.

https://www.gmail.com

It will work for you, chrome is not broken for other people in my office. Just me.

 

[adam_g]

Reinstalling Chrome did not help

Did you physically delete the chrome folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\Google

That fixed my problem with ssl.

 

[BandwidthAddict]

Your browser is trying to reduce it's carbon footprint by not processing encrypted pages.

 

[w1z4rd]

Did you physically delete the chrome folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\Google

That fixed my problem with ssl.

Uninstalled and deleted the folder and same thing

 

[adam_g]

Uninstalled and deleted the folder and same thing

Hmmm maybe because you are connecting through proxy

 

[Rickster]

Uninstalled and deleted the folder and same thing

And the stuff in %appdata%?

Flush DNS, and do a virus scan.

 

[w1z4rd]

Hmmm maybe because you are connecting through proxy

I have tried with and without the proxy. Im over this. Formatting my laptop and installing linux on it.

 

[adam_g]

I have tried with and without the proxy. Im over this. Formatting my laptop and installing linux on it.

Chrome is pretty buggy. Ive had these ssl issues quite alot also. first time I formatted and it fixed it then it bugged out again and then I deleted the folder and downloaded it again. But chrome does tend to troll alot of the time