Error while uploading catalog product images in magento - magento

I am having issues while uploading images to catalog product images. while uploading image got back with error "SSL Error: Invalid or self-signed certificate" even site is not set to HTTPS URL.
But, admin secure url is set to "No" in AdminPanel>>System>>Configuration>>web settings.
How could i resolve this issue?. Please let me know, anyone have find solutions.
Thanks,
Prasanth P

Try the following:
Temporary disable your Antivirus and most importantly your Firewall.
Make sure the file you try to upload dose not contain special
characters.
Try uploading it from another browser with extensions
disabled. Or open firefox in safe mode or private browsing. Same if you using chrome or whatever.
Update your flash player. Or uninstall the old one and install a fresh copy from adobe.com
Try uploading from another computer
In my case was the firs one. The firewall was blocking the flash player.

Try adding the following line to your php.ini file:
suhosin.session.cryptua = off
HTH

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