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I'm pretty sure you have to be logged in as administrator if you want to uninstall the software without a password.
>Isnt that what this forum is about? Bypassing filters?
Not quite
>Isnt that what this forum is about? Bypassing filters?
Not quite
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You really dont listen very well do you?
Ok #1 I am the administrator on my HOME computer....
#2 I controll removing all things and adding all things on the computer.
#3 I just explained why I cant remove safeeyes... cause it is asking for the SAFEEYES administrative password.... not my Computer password.
And yes this forum is about people dicussing how to bypass filters... mine is at home... something probably harder than a coorporate or school one ya know? Cause I have gotten past my old High Schools filter before... this is
just different.
Ok #1 I am the administrator on my HOME computer....
#2 I controll removing all things and adding all things on the computer.
#3 I just explained why I cant remove safeeyes... cause it is asking for the SAFEEYES administrative password.... not my Computer password.
And yes this forum is about people dicussing how to bypass filters... mine is at home... something probably harder than a coorporate or school one ya know? Cause I have gotten past my old High Schools filter before... this is
just different.
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There is a difference between logging into the computer as an administrator and logging into the computer as THE administrator -- that one is like a master key, it unlocks everything. Simply because you're an admin does not mean you can uninstall the software without a password.
>And yes this forum is about people dicussing how to bypass filters
Actually, it's the complete opposite -- the purpose of this forum is to secure a network, not to hack it or anything that prevents you from accessing the internet.
>And yes this forum is about people dicussing how to bypass filters
Actually, it's the complete opposite -- the purpose of this forum is to secure a network, not to hack it or anything that prevents you from accessing the internet.
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Man you dont understand do you? I am the one who bought the computer. I am the one who is THE one and ONLY andministrator. Safeeyes has subusers and admministrators. There is only one account on safeeyes... the one i created. so guess what? One password.. the one I set up about 8 mo ago. I never had to change anything till now... so get it now?
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Do tell, what is the username that you type to log into your computer?
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why do u want that?
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Because I want to hack into your computer. 
Traditionally, the amount of help that one receives in a technical issue is usually dependent on the amount of information he/she provides to the person(s) helping.
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Initially we had complete internet access at work but some sick worker was caught watching porn. Then came websense which blocked browsing with IE impossible, so we used Firefox/Opera. Then they blocked that too, so we switched to using https://kproxy.com, which made them block the usage of "https". Then we forced ips in firefox and now they have blocked that too. All I get is a blank page with Done at the bottom even after forcing ips in firefox. Can anybody help me ?????
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Initially we had complete internet access at work but some sick worker was caught watching porn. Then came websense which blocked browsing with IE impossible, so we used Firefox/Opera. Then they blocked that too, so we switched to using https://kproxy.com, which made them block the usage of "https". Then we forced ips in firefox and now they have blocked that too. All I get is a blank page with Done at the bottom even after forcing ips in firefox. Can anybody help me ????? BTW we do not have CD drives, USB ports or Floppy drives.
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