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Sample CA 2 eror

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Installed the latest version of Firefox. Tried to change home page to www.google.com/news and got an Sample CA 2 error page. I then tried to access financial, shopping and other common links to get the same results. I got into a chat with McAfee and they sent be back to you. I have tried turning off firewall, and other features and nothing improved. I am running McAfee Total Protection on Windows 10. Suggestions?

Installed the latest version of Firefox. Tried to change home page to www.google.com/news and got an Sample CA 2 error page. I then tried to access financial, shopping and other common links to get the same results. I got into a chat with McAfee and they sent be back to you. I have tried turning off firewall, and other features and nothing improved. I am running McAfee Total Protection on Windows 10. Suggestions?

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FredMcD
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Hello,

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Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link}

A small dialog should appear. Click Start In Safe Mode (not Refresh). Is the problem still there?