***RUNNING:windows xp sp 2
ok i ridded a computer of 1021 infected files 23 viruses and 3 droppers. after disinfection internet axcess was damaged , so i re-installed the TCP/IP to the LAN connection and deleted the WinSock and WinSock2 entries and rebooted, (automatically rewriting the entries correctly) and bam i had internet connection, BUT when i try to go to the gmail sign-in page i get an ssl connection error (google chrome)

Error 107 (net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): SSL protocol error.

it seems like its missing a driver or something because it ONLY happens on the gmail login page (which is https) PHP works perfect, but https i get the said error, on all other browsers i get "page cannot be found"

so it appears if a driver or something is missing, can anyone direct me? specifically on how to re install and check ALL components essential to ssl within windows xp

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***RUNNING:windows xp sp 2
ok i ridded a computer of 1021 infected files 23 viruses and 3 droppers. after disinfection internet axcess was damaged , so i re-installed the TCP/IP to the LAN connection and deleted the WinSock and WinSock2 entries and rebooted, (automatically rewriting the entries correctly) and bam i had internet connection, BUT when i try to go to the gmail sign-in page i get an ssl connection error (google chrome)

Error 107 (net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): SSL protocol error.

it seems like its missing a driver or something because it ONLY happens on the gmail login page (which is https) PHP works perfect, but https i get the said error, on all other browsers i get "page cannot be found"

so it appears if a driver or something is missing, can anyone direct me? specifically on how to re install and check ALL components essential to ssl within windows xp

Hi, perhaps this will help ,I don't use chrome myself but found this info with a google search .
http://roezer.com/LostBlog/error-neterr_ssl_protocol_error/

This problem might be caused if you have firewall program installed, firewall bloked ssl conection.

ahh i never thought about firewall, im using the latest avast

The avast might block the ssl

yeah it was avast, i had already checked to make sure the ssl was enabled

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