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Hi,This error indicates an SSL/TLS mismatch between your Power BI desktop connection and your Google BigQuery server. It usually happens due to recent security updates, driver issues, or changes in BigQuery settings.
Ensure that you are using the latest ODBC driver for BigQuery from Google:
Download the latest driver from Google’s official site
Install the driver and restart Power BI.
Your connection requires TLS 1.2 or higher. Check if Power BI is using the correct protocol:
Open Registry Editor (Win + R →
regedit)
Navigate to:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols
Ensure TLS 1.2 is enabled under both:
Client
Server
If missing, create a new DWORD value:
Name: Enabled
Value: 1
Then restart your computer
Try explicitly setting SSL=0 or
SSL=1 in your connection settings:
Go to Power BI Desktop → Transform Data → Data Source Settings.
Select your BigQuery connection → Edit Permissions.
Click Advanced Editor and modify the connection string:
Driver={Simba ODBC Driver for Google BigQuery}; SSL=0; ...
If SSL=0 doesn’t work, try
SSL=1.
If your BigQuery server requires SSL, ensure your Power BI is connecting via SSL.
If BigQuery doesn’t require SSL, ensure that Power BI is not forcing an SSL connection.
You can verify this in Google Cloud Console under IAM & Admin > SSL settings.
Sometimes, changing authentication methods helps:
In Power BI Desktop → Data Source Settings.
Click Edit Permissions and change authentication to:
OAuth
Service Account JSON Key
Google Credentials
Try reconnecting.
Restart Power BI and try again.
Test the connection in another BI tool (Tableau, DBeaver) to confirm if the issue is Power BI-specific.
Check if your colleagues have the same issue (recent company-wide changes?).
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