Oddly, I get this message every single time I go to Bonefish Grill's site. Go figure.

Alisande

Someone might come along with a more thorough answer but in the meantime, have you checked your system clock to make sure it's set properly?

You mean the clock/calendar at the bottom of my screen? Yes, it's accurate. But you probably mean another clock I'm not familiar with. :-)

Yeah, that's the one. Googling lead me to believe that was a possibility but... guess not.

Hopefully someone else will know better.

Shoot--I'm usually pretty good about Googling a computer problem (or Binging, if I can't Google), but I dropped the ball this time. Thanks for the reminder, Richard; I'll give it a try.

Sometimes it has to do with the fact that a web site's certificate has expired:

Connection not trusted

I would check and make sure the security settings and software are updated and operating on your computers, and run a virus scan. I can't even imagine how the clock would be the cause.

stolenidentity-

The clock can be the cause because the browser compares the validity date for the certificate to the time on the clock. I have a computer that resets to 2008 when there is a power failure because the CMOS battery no longer holds a charge. If I don't remember to reset the computer clock, my browser starts throwing up warnings about untrusted connections.

The CMOS battery is replaceable.

brushworks-

Thanks...I know. I've done that with other computers. But this is an all-in-one computer that has the battery buried so deep inside that it requires almost total dissassembly of the innards to get at it. It's otherwise a great computer, but underscores the major shortcoming of this type of design. So I put up with the occasional need for a re-set!