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| Hello, Is there any way to password protect the internet browser, so that users without the password knowledge cannot access the internet at all? I am having some internet abuse going on in my household, and I dont want to completely get rid of the internet, but I dont want my children to have access to it. Is this possible? Please Help!!!! -Angela | Guest
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| On Dec 11, 11:48 am, adlyon <adl...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: Quote:
If it's my household, I simply unplug the offenders' network cable from my router. Now, if you have shared access to your machine(s) then disconnecting the network cable poses a problem. I did hear of a Linksys router that requires a password for internet access, but unfortunately I don't know the model! | Guest
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