What is the easiest way for me to block websites in my computer w/o anyone knowing I blocked it?
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You can download Norton Internet Security that it includes Parental Guides with admin password.
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pretty cheeky dude.. haan..\n\nj/k.\n\nthere aer two ways in which you can block sites.\n\none way is to enable content advisor in Internet Explorer. You can set up a supervisor password for that also. \nOpen internet explorer\nclick on tools\nclick on options\nclick on 'content'\nclick on enable content advisor\nset up the settings as per your needs\nif you wish, then create a password\nif all done well, you'll have set up a content advisor for IE. \n\nThe other way is to add the websites that your child has already visited to the "restricted sites" list\nhowever, that'll not be a perfect solution because of the fact that there will be many more sites like that .\n\nopen ie\ngo to options\nclick on security\nclick on restricted sites\nclick on 'sites' on the right\nenter the sites \nclick add\nclick ok\nclick ok\n\nhope that helps
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Do use the pop-up blocking feature of Windows XP, Pack 2. If you don't have XP, use google toolbar that can block pop-ups very effectively.\n\nthe settings cen ba configured to allow them for some sites. Its very easy.\n\nDownload at\n\nhttp://toolbar.google.com/?promo=mor-tb-en\n\n\n\nThese days, spyware seems to be lurking around every dark corner of the Web. No matter how conscientiously you behave when you download software or surf your favorite sites, invasive applications still can penetrate your machine. However, with the right tools and a little know-how, you can uproot most privacy threats without much trouble. Whether you're a seasoned PC mechanic or you don't even know what a Registry is, we'll tell you how to stomp out spyware and keep it from coming back.\n\nRead complete story at :\nhttp://www.download.com/1200-2023_4-5127975.html?tag=txt\n\nIt is always advisable to have more than 1 spyware removel tool on your system, as none of them is perfect. \n\nSome of the must-haves are :\n\n1. Ad-aware\n\nWhat it does:\nAd-aware scans computers for known spyware and tracking cookies, then deletes what it finds.\n\nWhat it doesn't do:\nAd-aware can only find spyware identified in its definition file, and may not find newer spyware.\n\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Ad-aware-SE-Personal-Edition/3000-8022_4-10045910.html?tag=prod\n\n2. Webroot Spy Sweeper \n\nWhat it does:\nAlong with scheduled spyware scans, Spy Sweeper's prevention feature catches spyware when it tries to install.\n\nWhat it doesn't do:\nSpy Sweeper's definition file only catches known spyware.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Webroot-Spy-Sweeper/3000-8022_4-10405877.html?tag=prod\n\n3. Spybot\n\nWhat it does:\nAlong with spyware-removal tools, Spybot includes a file shredder and start-up manager.\n\nWhat it doesn't do:\nThis program relies on a definition file and so doesn't block or find the latest spyware.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Spybot-Search-Destroy/3000-8022_4-10122137.html?tag=prod\n\n4. Spyware Doctor\n\nWhat it does:\nManual scans remove spyware based on a definition list, and the OnGuard feature prevents spyware from installing.\n\nWhat it doesn't do:\nSpyware Doctor can't find spyware that's not on its definition list.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Spyware-Doctor/3000-8022_4-10377263.html?tag=prod\n\n5. eTrust PestPatrol Anti-Spyware \n\nWith eTrust PestPatrol Anti-Spyware, you can sweep your PC of malicious software designed to invisibly track the sites you surf, the products you buy, and the messages you send. Protect yourself from dangerous spyware that can steal your identity, slow your PC, cause annoying pop-ups. \n\nhttp://www.download.com/eTrust-PestPatrol-Anti-Spyware/3000-8022_4-10057371.html?tag=txt\n\n\n\n\nHope this helps!
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there is block checker, but that does not always work, tried it with a friend who I asked to block me then checked it out and  block checker told I hadnt been blocked, so hope someone knows how to answer this , Im curious to
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http://www.the-cloak.com. Use this site and you can get through almost any site blocking software.
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Top of web page tools pop up blocker and go to settings and turn it off or on.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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Just enter the domain with a wildcard. For example to block AOL you would use\n\n*@aol.com
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go into command prompt and type\n\nping myspace.com\n\nwhen it pings, open a browser and type in the IP:\n\n216.178.32.51\n\nshould work. And will get by any blocking software out there
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go to control panel, internet options, security tab, click on red restricted sites tab, then sites button and the blocked sites will be listed there.
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there are loads of free software available on net like Net Nanny etc u can download them for free from Download.com and u can set password on that software to block anybody who uses ur computer form going on internet without ur permission. Go to download.com and u can download these kind of software for free.
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Do not go for any third party softwares, k\nWindows has got everything you want\n\n1. Open internet explorer\n2. Go to Tools\n3. Open Internet Options and Click on Content Tab\n4. Click Enable on the Content advisor\n5. Type in a password and Enable the content advisor\n6. Once you have the Content advisor enabled click on settings button next to it.\n7. Go to Approved sites tab\n8. Key in the website that u want to block and click Never\n9.Then go to the Tab general and put a check on "Users can see the sites that have no rating"\n10. And make sure that you do have a check on "Supervisors ....blah blah"\n11. click apply and close the windows \nu r done\n\nCongrats u have blocked the website.. Simple isnt it ? (u still can access the website by typing in the password)\n\n\nRaj\nMicrosoft
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Usually, when this happens, there will be a yellow highlighted message near the top of the screen - telling you that the object was blocked and to click the "x" for additional information.  If you click on that you usually get the option to allow that site to access your computer.\n\nAlso:\nSome sites will not allow you access unless you allow cookies.\nYour security might be set too high.\n\nClick Tools,  Internet Options.  Then carefully check out all the tabs for Security, Privacy, ...
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Well, it depends what blocks you are talking about.. If you are talking about blocked websites, there is probably not much you can do. You can try a site like anonymizer.com which allows you to tell them what site you are looking for, then they get it and send it back to you. In techie terms, they act as a proxy. Your administrator will still be able to tell you went to anonymizer.com, however.\n\nIf you are talking about running programs on your machine that you are not allowed to, it depends on how locked down your machine is. One good way to try is setting your web browser to open a certain program when you click on a link, say for an MP3 file. You do this by setting helper applications. Look at your documentation for help on that one.
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you can block particular types of websites from your Spyware or Virus cleaner and if there is not then  Click the internet icon on the status bar and then click restricted sites icon and then add the websites you want to be blocked .\nfrom \nharry
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Try spyware blaster, lavasoft se personal and spybot search and destroy.\n\nhttp://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html\n\n\nhttp://www.lavasoft.com\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org\n\nHope that this helps you.\n\nAlso spyware blaster runs in the background and you choose what you wish to have blocked.
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Well what you do is go to controle panel its in the start menu, and then you go to Network and Internet connections. then you click on internet options. and then go to security and it will say restricted sites, and then highlight the site and then press remove. I hope that helps you. (sorry about the bad spelling)
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well obviously mom and dad blocked this one. I'm not gonna be stupid and tell you to respect you parents.\n\nhere is what u do.\n\n1. go to tools\n2. find "Internet options" in the list\n3. once Ur in Internet options, click on the security tab\n4. hit restricted sites\n5. click on the box that say "sites on it"&#92;\n6 here you will find a list of sites mommy and daddy dont want u in.\n\n7.  highlite and delete them all.\n\nemail me if you didnt understand      rrowekamp@yahoo.com