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Hacking Content Advisor's password

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by rzan

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A few of our machines have passwords enabled for IE Content Advisor. Unfortunately, the person or persons who set up the passwords no longer work for us. The current user of the machine has trouble using the browser to access our Intranet, which does not use content rating. Does anyone know which registry key can be deleted to remove this password protection. Someone showed me a while ago but I don't remember.

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by pdahl

HKey Local Machine - Software - Microsoft - Windows - Current Version - Policies - Ratings and delete the key inside of Policies.

by sgreene727

in the registry go to HKEY-CURRENT USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows > Policies > and remove the Ratings key which is in either the Explorer folder or the Networking folder.

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