Well guys, none of that info worked. I checked the hosts file, and the ip/name of the site wasn't in there. I also flushed the DNS on that machine several times, and it still won't go to that particular website. This is starting to get very odd.

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if it's on the inside lan, (net), then you may be trying to go outside thru a firewall and back in to the site, that would create a block from the firewall as a "spoofed" ip address. if that is the case then you DO want it listed in the hosts file BUT with the private ip, not the public ip. example; 192.168.0.10 www.mywebsite.com thats the private ip, or whatever yours is, as opposed to the public ip. try going to the site with the private ip like this; (using your own ip of course). https://192.168.0.10 and see what happens.

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It's not a site on my network (it's out on the web on a server a long ways away from my current location). I would understand the situation a bit more if it was a site on my network, however being on the internet it's crazy odd why I can't get it to work. You would think other pages on the domain wouldn't come up, etc., but it's just this one particular address.

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HI Chris Do it under the pc which u can access the https Under IE Select Tools/Internet Options/Security/ Make sure you select the internet ( world icon . And then click on custom level seting scroll down until u able to see the Microsoft VM and Below u able to see Java Permissions look at the setting and compare with pc which u cannot access the https Set as the working one and the click yes and try to access the webpage again. If still u cannot access the Webpage be u clone the pc with the working one if both pcs are some models

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