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Site Identity Button is not green on a site with an EV SSL certificate

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markstega
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On my web site the SSL certificate is an EV certificate. When I browse to the site the site identity button is green until the page finishes loading and then the identity button goes grey and says that the site does not supply identity information. The site produces an appropriate identity display in IE 9.

On my web site the SSL certificate is an EV certificate. When I browse to the site the site identity button is green until the page finishes loading and then the identity button goes grey and says that the site does not supply identity information. The site produces an appropriate identity display in IE 9.

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the-edmeister
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https://www.optimiumhealth.com

I see nothing at all because I don't have Silverlight installed. I did see the green indicator for the EV certificate, but it disappeared when that Silverlight banner appeared.
You are loading unencrypted content on what is supposed to be an encrypted web page, see the screenshot.

cor-el
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Change the image link to https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=161376

markstega
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I've changed the link to https to no avail. I'll have to break out Fiddler & see what the complete "conversation" is for the start page. FWIW the best indicator was Chrome - It shows a reasonably clear error message. I'll report back...