OS X Safari and Hotmail Certificate Problem

Hello Apple discussions,I Am having problems accessing part of a microsoft hotmail account which explains below
I Have a problem with my hotmail Web account Using OS X 10.6.4 Safari 5.0 when I Try adding another email account to my hotmail account where it says: Add an e-mail account on the left side pane of hotmail. when I Click on Add an e-mail account I Get the error message for a Certificate problem: safari cannot verify the identity of the website ¨col0-sec.mail.live.com¨ I Am using OS X 10.6.4 and Safari 5.0. I Have tried using a earlier version of safari but the same problem occurred so I Tried using Google Chrome (most recent) and Opera Browsers for MAC and with no luck, the exact same problem. so I Tried adding an email account using a windows xp machine, it had no problem adding an email account so the problem seems to be OS X problem. It seems to be something wrong with the certificate for validation on the Microsoft website I Think.I Can send a screen shot of the entire message that popped up for the invalid certificate if needed to fix this problem.

Thought of something else you might try.
Open Keychain Access (Applications/Utilities) Select "My Certificates" or on the left.
If you see a Microsoft/Hotmail certificate, double click that. Click the gray disclosure triangle so
it faces down. Click the pop up menu next to: When using this certificate and set it to: Always Trust.
Relaunch Safari and try logging into your Hotmail account.
Carolyn

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