Probably resolved now. Microsoft have a new Edge browser released on the 16th. It is Chromium Edge and can download from here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge. Since I installed on 16th no more issue with markets.book.microsoft. So far.
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What is markets.books.microsoft
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Security and privacy
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2020-01-17T22:47:48+00:00 The Edge browser installs an expired certificate in the "Third-Party Root Certification" hive of the certificate store.
Name and Issued By: "NO LIABILITY ACCEPTED, (c)97 Verisign, Inc.
Expiration Date: 1/7/2004
To see this:
Log in as administrator
Press Windows Key + R on your keyboard
Type "certmgr.msc"
Click on "Third-Party....." hive and click on the "Expiration Date" header to sort. Look for expired certificates. You will find the above.
Go ahead and delete all expired certificates (Right click and delete)
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Anonymous
2020-01-17T22:46:51+00:00 The Edge browser installs an expired certificate in the "Third-Party Root Certification" hive of the certificate store.
Name and Issued By: "NO LIABILITY ACCEPTED, (c)97 Verisign, Inc.
Expiration Date: 1/7/2004
To see this:
Log in as administrator
Press Windows Key + R on your keyboard
Type "certmgr.msc"
Click on "Third-Party....." hive and click on the "Expiration Date" header to sort. Look for expired certificates. You will find the above.
Go ahead and delete all expired certificates (Right click and delete)
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Anonymous
2020-01-17T19:32:46+00:00 I have never used it either and when Bitdefender 2020 popped up a warning, and so I chose to block it. Hopefully that's the solution to the annoying repeats issue.