(Solved) How To Fix Error ERR SSL PROTOCOL ERROR In The Browser

(Solved) How To Fix Error ERR SSL PROTOCOL ERROR In The Browser
Error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR in the browser - how to fix it?

When opening individual sites in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge or Yandex Browser, some users encounter an ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR error with the explanation "This site cannot provide a secure connection" or similar. The essence is an error in the SSL protocol, but what it can be caused by is not always clear.

This manual details how to fix the ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR error when opening sites in various browsers on Windows.

Most often, the cause of the ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR error is not in your browser or operating system but occurs on the side of the site you are trying to open. So I recommend trying this first:

You can check the opening of the same site from another device, for example, from a phone, using a different type of connection (for example, a mobile network instead of Wi-Fi). If you see the same error from another device, most often this indicates that the problem is with the site and its owner should take care of it.
And one more important point: there are viruses that block access to certain sites from an infected computer, most often to antivirus sites and computer sites. This is done by redirecting traffic to an attacker's third-party site (which, in turn, may have SSL errors). If the error occurs precisely when opening antivirus sites (and does not appear on other devices) and there is a suspicion of malware, use the instruction on What to do if the virus is blocking the opening of sites and the launch of antiviruses.

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[townsmanmacher]

Only can help if you login into your ethernet and and reduce Transmission mode (not power) to real specification.

[evilparadigm]

DO NOT USE TLS 1.1, 1.0, or SSL 3.0 These are not secure and you risk cyber attacks on your connection. I disabled HTTPS scanning in my antivirus and that solved the issue. Good luck.

[rahulbiswas]

Although any of this steps did not help me. In my case, the problem was only with chrome. So I reinstalled chrome and this fixed my problem.

[NineString]

the issue is not fixed for me and im not sure what to do

[hellonishant_yt]

My problem is not resolved after doing this

[Evax]

i fixed it i was still logged in on a school account could be the same if you are still logged in on a work account

[TimTams_]

This didnt work, however. my solution found in comments was to delete chrome and reinstall it.

[withmrrohit]

From India
I viewed, it is useful video

[TyroonGerald]

I love your tts accent <3
It didn't fix my problem sadly, but I love my coelogns.

[satishgadge]

What is second comand please type in comments

[boratab]

didn't worked for me, but still thanks