Everytime I try to download a Unity editor with Unity Hub 3.3.0 I keep receiving those “Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher” errors, I tried everything and I still can’t download the Unity editor.
Machine specs:
-Windows 10
-Desktop PC
-Core i3 10100f CPU
-Wi-fi internet connection
Full error message:
I was able to install a Unity editor by downloading a 64-bit installer from the Unity Download Archive website.
This was the only way it worked for me.
Hope the answer helps other people like me.
But how would you get android onto the editor?
I also have the same problem. Did you solve it?
Unfortunately not.
OpenSSL: Secure Socket Layer or https://
Unity uses a certificate to get the encrypted installers and tools it needs. This usually means the certificate needs to be validated for the decryption to actually work. My guess is that the certificate used could not be validated so the installers could not be decrypted so it gave an error. The error.1e000065.Cipher would be because Unity might not have expected users to encounter this problem often, so there is no User-Friendly Error.
This is just an educated guess though.
I’ve been getting this error on VPN (Nord, specifically)
turning off the VPN allowed my download to work
Mine is with 3.4.1 and the full error for me is thisEdition Windows 10 Enterprise
Version 20H2
Installed on 3/13/2023
OS build 19042.2673
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4190.0
I also have the same problem. Did you solve it?
I got this problem on unity hub 3.4.1
I found this page on unity answers: Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher... - Questions & Answers - Unity Discussions
I have solved it
By turning of the Vpn on Win11
Setting network there is VPN turn of two Allow permission
For me it was related to Windows Firewall. I enabled inbound rules for the Unity Hub and that seems to have fixed it.
Edit: On further testing it seems I still get the error sometimes, but it’s much less frequent and I’m able to complete the install by hitting the retry button.
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Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher functions.OPENSSL_internal.BAD_DECRYPT…/…/third_party/boringssl/src/crypto/fipsmodule/cipher/e_aes.c.1089…
Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher functions.OPENSSL_internal.BAD_DECRYPT…/…/third_party/boringssl/src/crypto/fipsmodule/cipher/e_aes.c.1089…
Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher functions.OPENSSL_internal.BAD_DECRYPT…/…/third_party/boringssl/src/crypto/fipsmodule/cipher/e_aes.c.1089…
Download failed: error.1e000065.Cipher functions.OPENSSL_internal.BAD_DECRYPT…/…/third_party/boringssl/src/crypto/fipsmodule/cipher/e_aes.c.1089.
Same here. At least I was able to install one of the Unity versions.
Not sure if it makes sense or not, but this problem started (in my case) after formatting and installing Windows 11.
I seem to recall FIPS is responsible for a lot of issues in unity such as what takes say 6 mins on a normal machine to compile eg a blank project… takes 8 hous under fips…
I confirm that this issue is still present.
It seems to happen only on certain configurations: most people in our company do not get it, but some get it all the time (on Windows 10) so this seems to be configuration/network dependent.
Also, for what it’s worth. Disabling the firewall does not solve it at all.
All those encountering the issue should obviously vote on the corresponding entry in the issue tracker:
But if we see there is all files in temp it all need to rename and pack them into appropriate folders to unity editor works
If anyone knows about toput where these goes it may help
This isn’t a Windows 11 issue, I was able to install Unity 2022.3.8f1 on Hub 3.5.1.
Maybe it’s due to certain internet connections, try using a different connection.
