No matter you are using Windows or Mac, you may encounter the Net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED issue.

This post fromMiniToolprovides the reasons for the annoying issue.

Besides, there are some useful and feasible methods to fix it.

click Open Windows Security

Now, keep on your reading.

First, I will introduce the reasons for the issue for you.

The details are as follows:

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click the LAN settings button

The revocation request must have been received from the site.

The certificate key may have been destroyed.

CA may find that the certificate has been issued to the wrong site.

DNS or online grid problems prevent your computers from accessing the CRLs provider.

Now, lets see how to fix the Net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED issue.

Check to see if the Net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED warning pop-up has gone.

Therefore, you’re free to try temporarily disabling the antivirus software through the following steps.

I take Windows Defender as an example.

Step 1:TypeSettingsin theSearchbox to open theSettingsapplication.

Step 2:ChooseUpdate & Securityand navigate toWindows Security.

Then, clickOpen Windows Security.

Step 3:ClickVirus & threat protection.

Then, click theWindows Defender Antivirus optionpart.

Finally, turn off the periodic scanning.

Also see:Is Antivirus Necessary for Windows 10/8/7?

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The steps to remove Chrome extensions are very simple.

Step 2:Then selectExtensionsfrom a list of options.

Step 3:Scroll down to find the extension and click theRemovebutton of the extension.

Then, remove them one by one.

Then the Chrome extension should be successfully removed and the Net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED issue should be fixed.

Here is how to do that:

Step 1:Press theWindows+Rkeys to open theRundialogue box.

Then, typeinetcpl.cpland click theOKbutton.

Step 2:Click theConnectiontab and click theLAN settingsbutton.

Then, click theOKbutton.

Now, start your online window and check to see if the Net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED issue has been fixed.

In addition to the methods above, you’re able to also try the following methods.

Check the date and time.

Flush the DNS resolver cache.

This post How to Flush DNS Resolver Cache in Windows 10/8.1/7may be the one you need.

Perform a clean boot.

  1. kill the security warning.

Final Words

Now, you should know much information after reading this post.

Just take measueres based on actual situations.

If you have some questions, you’re able to leave them in the comment zone.