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Vista Administration, Accounts and Passwords Queries, comments and issues relating to the administration of Windows Vista. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.administration_accounts_passwords) |
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adminstrator has parental controls?
I bought a new laptop, have no kids, and have parental controls that block
everything, good and bad. It says that as the admin I have no arental controls, then why am I blocked and how can i get rid of it? -- dave9 |
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adminstrator has parental controls?
"dave351" wrote in message ... I bought a new laptop, have no kids, and have parental controls that block everything, good and bad. It says that as the admin I have no arental controls, then why am I blocked and how can i get rid of it? -- dave9 Hello dave351, Open another admin account, logon to that new admin account, change the first admin account to standard user account, turn off parental controls if it's actually turned on.. Now you can change it back to admin.account. The only possible way that an admin account would have parental controls was that it was initially an user account. Parental controls was set to that account. Then the account was changed to admin.without removing the parental controls. Of course, I'm speculating. |
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