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Content Advisor in IE set accidently
Name: SumChum Date: November 8, 2000 at 15:47:48 Pacific
Comment:
My computer is running NT Workstation 4 (Service Pack 5) as its only Operating System. Sometimes I do have public users on my computer, but they have Public access (not admin). Someone managed to enable the Content Advisor in my Internet Explorer 5.5. This would not normally be a problem, but it has restricted my use of Internet Explorer when logged on as Administrator. Yahoo messanger was improperly deleted from my computer and the only way I can delete it properly and stop get that annoying "Can't find file path" error message is by re-installing it and then deleting it through add/remove programs. The problem is that I can't download the file because of the enabled Content Advisor. The password to the content advisor is not one the myself or co-workers know (and we've tried all our passwords) I don't want to reformat my computer just to get rid of the block on my Internet Explorer. Can anybody help me??
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