Solved Getting this error across multiple websites, started after uninstalling and re-installing PIA VPN


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I know this must be a VPN issue, but PIA's support is notoriously slow to non-existant, so hopefully someone here can tell me what I may have done wrong.

Firefox 118.0.2 Win 11 Pro x64 22H2 22621.2428

Thanks!

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Zoloft said:
I know this must be a VPN issue, but PIA's support is notoriously slow to non-existant, so hopefully someone here can tell me what I may have done wrong.

Firefox 118.0.2 Win 11 Pro x64 22H2 22621.2428

Thanks!
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Please try with another browser. SSL errors are usually browser specific.
The cache of your existing browser may need cleaning & the command IPconfig /flushdns needs to be run.
We'll get a clearer picture after that is done.

A service that is not to your expectations does not deserve your subscription.
 

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Hahaha, I'm dumb as dirt, don't know why I didn't already try that, but same issue in chrome and edge.
 

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Zoloft said:
Hahaha, I'm dumb as dirt, don't know why I didn't already try that, but same issue in chrome and edge.
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You were right in your first post. You can blame it on your VPN service.
 

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OAT said:
You were right in your first post. You can blame it on your VPN service.
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I'm sure I just set one of the setting wrong when I re-installed, hopefully they will respond to their ticket, and let me know the likely culprit, otherwise, tomorrow morning I'll uninstall again and start from scratch. Thanks for reading.
 

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Zoloft said:
I'm sure I just set one of the setting wrong when I re-installed, hopefully they will respond to their ticket, and let me know the likely culprit, otherwise, tomorrow morning I'll uninstall again and start from scratch. Thanks for reading.
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You had it working before?
If so, your mode of connection might be set wrong. (TCP, UDP, WireGuard)
 

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No pages wouldn't load before reinstall, so, yes, and I was using Wireguard, and still am, and it only gives TCP/UDP options while using OpenVPN, as opposed to Wireguard.
 

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Use the batch script to reset TCP/IP protocol to its default state, hopefully that will help.
 

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bat didn't help, nor did flushing dns (sorry, forgot to mention that earlier)
 

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Go to Control Panel --> internet options --> Security tab and click reset button on costume level page.
 

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FreeBooter said:
Go to Control Panel --> internet options --> Security tab and click reset button on costume level page.
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No improvement, unless the computer should need to be restarted, which I will do when I uninstall the VPN tomorrow. . .
 

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Completely uninstalled the VPN, re-ran all the tips and tools from this thread, rebooted, and no better. . . let's see what a system restore will do *sigh* good thing I don't have much to do today.
 

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System restore did nothing, re-installed VPN with less than ideal settings and all is well. . . something odd is broken with PIA, but at least it all works.
 

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