I have been using the Gmail notifier for quite some time without
incident, until recently. I have read the discussion forums and the
only help that I find says to download "Google talk" because it has a
built-in notifier. Unfortunately, that was no help. I still run into
the same problem.
The Gmail notifier now displays an error which says: "An error has
occured. Cannot log in to mailbox (12057) The server's certificate is
invalid."
> I have been using the Gmail notifier for quite some time without
> incident, until recently. I have read the discussion forums and the
> only help that I find says to download "Google talk" because it has a
> built-in notifier. Unfortunately, that was no help. I still run into
> the same problem.
> The Gmail notifier now displays an error which says: "An error has
> occured. Cannot log in to mailbox (12057) The server's certificate is
> invalid."
I clear my cache, cookies, temporary files, and history on a daily
basis (often times more than once daily). I have uninstalled and
reinstalled the Notifier, with the cache/cookies cleared, and still no
luck...
> > I have been using the Gmail notifier for quite some time without
> > incident, until recently. I have read the discussion forums and the
> > only help that I find says to download "Google talk" because it has a
> > built-in notifier. Unfortunately, that was no help. I still run into
> > the same problem.
> > The Gmail notifier now displays an error which says: "An error has
> > occured. Cannot log in to mailbox (12057) The server's certificate is
> > invalid."
> > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.- Hide quoted text -
> > I have been using the Gmail notifier for quite some time without
> > incident, until recently. I have read the discussion forums and the
> > only help that I find says to download "Google talk" because it has a
> > built-in notifier. Unfortunately, that was no help. I still run into
> > the same problem.
> > The Gmail notifier now displays an error which says: "An error has
> > occured. Cannot log in to mailbox (12057) The server's certificate is
> > invalid."
> > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
• Launch Internet Explorer.
• Go to Tools, Internet Options.
• Click on the Advanced tab.
• Scroll down to the Security section and uncheck “Check for
server certificate revocation*” and select SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0,
and TLS 1.0.
• Under the Content tab, click on Clear SSL state, click on OK.
• Click on OK to close out of Internet Explorer.
> • Launch Internet Explorer.
> • Go to Tools, Internet Options.
> • Click on the Advanced tab.
> • Scroll down to the Security section and uncheck “Check for
> server certificate revocation*” and select SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0,
> and TLS 1.0.
> • Under the Content tab, click on Clear SSL state, click on OK.
> • Click on OK to close out of Internet Explorer.
