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<blockquote data-quote="thomasstuart" data-source="post: 5902341" data-attributes="member: 250530"><p>HI</p><p>Content Advisor was enabled. I would like to disable it. I cannot just click the DISABLE button... I need to go into settings. Each time I go into Tools | Internet Options | Content | Settings and deselect the second check mark about users not having to type a password, and click APPLY, I can then DISABLE (after typing my password). However, when I exit IE and then reopen, Content Advisor is again enabled. How can I completely disable the content advisor so I don't keep getting the pop-up menu about "check settings for content advisor" each time I access the Internet?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thomasstuart, post: 5902341, member: 250530"] HI Content Advisor was enabled. I would like to disable it. I cannot just click the DISABLE button... I need to go into settings. Each time I go into Tools | Internet Options | Content | Settings and deselect the second check mark about users not having to type a password, and click APPLY, I can then DISABLE (after typing my password). However, when I exit IE and then reopen, Content Advisor is again enabled. How can I completely disable the content advisor so I don't keep getting the pop-up menu about "check settings for content advisor" each time I access the Internet? [/QUOTE]
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