IE4, IE5 content Advisor Password

Yes. What you have to do is disable the content advisor, then enable it again with a new password.

Here are complete instructions:

http://www.cyberwalker.net/columns/sep99/2309.html

here is the regestry settings to remove the content advisor settings, their normally used when it gets corrupted but it resets them so any one could use it remove any settings too

a fix for Content Advisor and its password errors:
Run RegeditClick + by HKey Local Machine
Click + by Software
Click + by Microsoft
Click + by Windows
Click + by Current Version
Click + by Policies
Click to highlight Ratings and press Delete on the keyboard, then confirm Restart Fixed.

It' perfect, but i know it's risky in editing the Registry, i'll better research for other registry tricks:)

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