Solve : help me please??

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Answer» wut i want is, to put a password somehow on my Content Advisor. because i have siblings i dont want to see things on the internet, and the only way i can keep them from doing that is to set the content in my Internet Properties. and my nephew decided to put a password on it, and i DUNNO how to change it. PLEASE help me? I found this on the Microsoft site: Quote Be careful! Don't lose your password. To turn off Content Advisor or make any changes whatsoever, you'll need your supervisor password. Store it in a child-proof PLACE away from your computer. You may need to have a long TALK with your nephew. LoL thanks i'll do that Be careful! Don't lose your password. To turn off Content Advisor or make any changes whatsoever, you'll need your supervisor password. Store it in a child-proof place away from your computer. that's wut he has done is made this "supervisor password" ..and i dunno how to get to it to get rid of it. ..it's kind of aggrivating lol.Nothing a cattle prod won't cure. The follow excerpt may be of use: Quote ffline NT Password & Registry editor The offline NT password & registry editor is a great utility that enables users to overwrite their Windows NT, 2000, and XP SAM file, the file containing their passwords, with a new password. This will not allow a user to view their previous password, however, it will allow the user to gain access to their unencrypted files again. This utility is free and can be found on the below link. http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/ Source

Answer» wut i want is, to put a password somehow on my Content Advisor. because i have siblings i dont want to see things on the internet, and the only way i can keep them from doing that is to set the content in my Internet Properties. and my nephew decided to put a password on it, and i DUNNO how to change it. PLEASE help me? I found this on the Microsoft site:

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Be careful! Don't lose your password. To turn off Content Advisor or make any changes whatsoever, you'll need your supervisor password. Store it in a child-proof PLACE away from your computer.

You may need to have a long TALK with your nephew. LoL thanks i'll do that Be careful! Don't lose your password. To turn off Content Advisor or make any changes whatsoever, you'll need your supervisor password. Store it in a child-proof place away from your computer.

that's wut he has done is made this "supervisor password" ..and i dunno how to get to it to get rid of it. ..it's kind of aggrivating lol.Nothing a cattle prod won't cure.

The follow excerpt may be of use:

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ffline NT Password & Registry editor

   The offline NT password & registry editor is a great utility that enables users to overwrite their Windows NT, 2000, and XP SAM file, the file containing their passwords, with a new password. This will not allow a user to view their previous password, however, it will allow the user to gain access to their unencrypted files again.

   This utility is free and can be found on the below link.

   http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/

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