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But one thing we know about IE that great: it’s security – there’s no denying this one. It would be unfair to add more hate on IE that it already suffers regarding its performance and HTML compliance.

We did not track down whether it was a problem with IE occasionally not applying those cipher settings correctly when browsing sites, or whether it was due to the cipher suites themselves – but one thing is clear: resetting the browser to its default usually resolves most browser-related problems pertaining to the http protocol.

and the fact that the cipher settings were not incorrect made it harder to fix.

it’s random nature made it seem, on first glance, like a network issue (or specifically a dns issue – because that error message familiarly appears when there’s a lack of connectivity), or a caching issue.

But this one is definitely uncommon – We’ve never seen it before: Things should work now :)Īs usual, bugs occur in any software, and as you’d expect – it’s IE again. In the Reset Internet Explorer settings window, check the box ‘Delete personal settings’, and click on ResetĢ Once done, simply restart IE11 and try browsing again. It is recommended you try and remember, or preferably write down the search engines / accelerators, as well as any custom settings before performing the fix.ġ Going back to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced, under Reset Internet Explorer settings, click on Reset. * Note: The solution will involve resetting IE11’s settings – restoring its default settings, removing previous search providers and accelerators. Solution: Reset Internet Explorer 11’s settings

So it appears that this is not cipher suite issue. The above error message is informative, and it appears that the error is related to IE using deprecated cipher suites.īut checking the ciphers in Tools > Internet Options > Advanced, in the Settings scrollbox, looking under Security, we see that we are already using updated cipher suites TLS 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 (at present, SSL 3.0 is the only deprecated cipher) that should be selected by default in IE11.

If this error persists, it is possible that this site uses an unsupported protocol or cipher suite such as RC4 (link for the details), which is not considered secure. “This page can’t be displayed – Turn on TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.2 in Advanced settings and try connecting to again. Are you currently using Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) and have been randomly getting slow responses that arrive at an error message: