When I try to access WVU eCampus, a warning message asks if I want to accept a Certificate signed by WVU eCampus — what should I do?
You should accept the certificate by clicking on the “Yes” button. WVU eCampus uses a supplemental software package called Java to present course materials to you. By accepting a certificate, you are enabling the Java software used by WVU eCampus for your computer. If you don’t want to hit the “Yes” button every time you access WVU eCampus, simply click on the “Always” button instead. This will tell your computer to always accept the certificates when you access WVU eCampus.
Related Questions
- A message has an VirusInfo.txt file as an embedded OLE object. What is this file and why do I get a warning message when I try to open the file?
- How do I get rid of the certificate warning message when my users try to access the Internet through a Gemtek Systems access controller ?
- When I try to access WVU eCampus, a warning message asks if I want to accept a Certificate signed by WVU eCampus -- what should I do?
