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Macsavvytech

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Okay i got a major problem with my mac OSX certificates and this is after a fresh install????
any help would be appreciated see attached images for details.
 

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The second image (with the KDC certs) is normal, those are self-signed and therefore do not have a chain of trust. As for the Chrome warning, click on the lock icon in the address bar, then click the "Certificate Information" and write back with the cert chain that is presented; it should start with "Equifax Secure Certificate Authority" at the root. Also, what version of Mac OS X are you using?
 
The second image (with the KDC certs) is normal, those are self-signed and therefore do not have a chain of trust. As for the Chrome warning, click on the lock icon in the address bar, then click the "Certificate Information" and write back with the cert chain that is presented; it should start with "Equifax Secure Certificate Authority" at the root. Also, what version of Mac OS X are you using?

At original encounter with error 10.6.3, 30 minutes later and still getting error 10.6.4

oddly enough i turned my mbp on this morning after various restarts the previous day and its no longer a problem
 
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