Windows 10: Chrome "Not Secure" Warning Different Win10/Linux Mint

I regularly visit the VirtualRailFan web site with Google Chrome on a Win10 PC and have no issues with Chrome warning me that the site is Not Secure. But when I visit the site on Google Chrome on a Linux Mint (18.3) I get the warning the the site is not secure and it won't autofill my password. The details of the site certificate are the exact same. I've deleted the cache but no joy. I can use Firefox on the Linux PC and the site is fine but Chrome, Chromium, and Edge on the Linux PC complain. BTW, all versions of Chrome are the same.
Anyone have any thoughts?

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Switching from Linux mint to windows10

Hey im running linux mint 19.3 Tricia on my dell latitude e6500, HDD: 240GB | CPU: intel core2 duo T9600 @ 2x 2.801GHz | RAM: 1194MiB / 3924MiB | MEM: 1394MiB / 3924MiB.

It Came with win7 installed, i upgraded to win10, then switched to linux mint using bootable usb. I wiped my hdd of windows completely, and installed mint to the hdd.

My question is can i use woeusb to reinstall win10 ? With 124gb usb stick and the iso image i have downloaded ? If so how should i partition/format the usb and hdd for this to work properly? What needs to be mounted/unmounted to what? Im not an expert and
i dont wanna end up without an OS. I plan on installing win10 to hdd, and deleting linux only because i have no partitions made on my hdd.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated ��

 

Dual Boot Windows 10 & Linux Mint

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http://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-install-lin...

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Revising dual boot to add Linux Mint

My suggestion is to have independent OSs (Win 10 and Mint) on different drives.
You don't need to change BIOS boot order, but during POST you launch boot menu (F8 , F12 depending the MB) and select the Mint.

Edit
Linux Grub boot loader will find the windows on the other drive and add a option to boot from it.
Detaching Windows drive during installation makes changes only to the Linux drive and I highly recommend to do it.