In recent times, many Chrome browser users have reported that during the login of Gmail, Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, an error message appeared on the screen:
SSL connection error. Không thể tạo kết nối tới máy chủ. Có lẽ có vấn đề với máy phục vụ hoặc nó cần yêu cầu một chứng nhận chứng nhận bạn không có. Error 107 (net :: ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): SSL protocol error.If you are using the Chrome browser and you also experience the same error, then you can apply some of the solutions in the following article of Network Administrator to fix the error.
1. Cause of error 107 on Chrome browser
Some of the causes of Chrome's error 107 are due to:- The proxy settings are down.
- The version of Google Chrome you are using is out of date.
- Browser cache error.
- In some cases it may be because the antivirus program blocks the connection.
2. Solution to error
To fix error 107 (net :: ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): SSL protocol error on Chrome browser you can apply some solutions below:2.1. Update to the latest version of Chrome or versions you are using
If you are using an outdated version of Chrome browser, this is likely to be the cause of the problem. So to fix the problem you should update to the latest version of Chrome browser to use. To update to the latest version of Chrome browser, on the Chrome browser window, click the icon 3 dash lines (or 3 dots) in the top right corner, then click Customize and control Google Chrome = & gt; Help and about = & gt; About Google Chrome. Here you can see if the version of Chrome you are using has been updated (updated). If not, then update to the latest version Chrome to use and check whether the error still or not. Follow the steps below to clear your browser's cache and data: - Press the key combination Ctrl + H to open the browsing history window. - Here you click the button Clear browsing data .... - The Clear browsing data window appears, where you check all the options, in the Obliterate the following items from box, set to the beginning of time , then click Clear browsing data to clear browser data. Finally check whether the error still or not.2.3. Activate all SSL versions
By default, the Chrome browser does not use SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0, so you can enable these SSL versions to fix the problem. Follow the steps below: - On the Chrome browser window, click the icon 3 dash lines in the top right corner of the screen. - Next click choose Settings - On the Settings window, scroll down to find and click on the option Show advanced settings - Next scroll down to find the item Network , select the option Change proxy settings - Click the tab Advanced - Here tick select option Use SSL 2.0 and Use SSL 3.0 - Click Finally check whether the error still or not. 2.4. Delete SSL State- On the Chrome browser window, click 3 dash line icon in the top right corner of the screen.
- To choose Settings
- Then scroll down to find and select the option Show advanced settings ... (Show advanced settings).
- Next step scroll down to find the item Network, Click select option Change proxy settings
- Here select the tab Nội dung Then click the button Clear SSL state