Certification revoked on my laptop

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Certification was revoked, how do I get it back on my laptop. My wireless is available but the certification is revoked. This has never happened before. Please help

Posted 28-May-11 9:29am

Vashawn

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 28-May-11 15:35pm

Question is unclear.
What certificate has been revoked?
What OS?
What?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-May-11 15:49pm

What ever was revoked, the answer is one -- mustdie!
--SA

Vashawn 28-May-11 16:34pm

I dont know . When I tried to connect with my wireless internet the laptop tried to validate the identity and it said that the certification was revoked.

AspDotNetDev 28-May-11 18:03pm

This occurs when you search naughty things online. Soon the FBI will raid your home to confiscate your laptop. Don't worry, they are pretty lenient on first-time offenders.

Keith Barrow 31-May-11 6:32am

If you have pirated software (I assume your windows license was revoked) then you have little hope of getting it working again, or getting help here. If the software is genuine there should be an number you can call on your packaging. Something similar happened to me when I upgraded my hard disk under Vista.

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