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I have accidentally turned on the parental controls and cannot turn them off as I cannot remember my password, help!
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Not sure that there is anything you can do really except from uninstalling it, and then installing it again.
May require some registry data to be manually deleted after uninstall to make sure that the password wont be on the next one.
May require some registry data to be manually deleted after uninstall to make sure that the password wont be on the next one.
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Originally Posted by samnicjo
I have accidentally turned on the parental controls and cannot turn them off as I cannot remember my password, help!
you sure it's not:
"My parents turned on parental control and I don't know the password, Help!"
:rolleyes:
Last edited by Duki : Jul 12th, 2006 at 4:56 pm.
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yeah i think that's it so let's not give him any advice. you can't do anything, your done. just give up, your parents are trying to protect you
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I already think he got the answer.
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