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Old 10-22-2007   #1 (permalink)
Naru


 
 

parental control

I installed a game within administrator login. Under parental control access
for a standard user i restricted him from playing any games. But when try to
launch that games within the standard user login I am still able to play the
game. I am only able to block the game when i add it to the block application
list under parental control. the name of the game is Sammysetup14 "
http://www.download25.com/install/sammy-suricate.html "

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Old 10-24-2007   #2 (permalink)
Dwarf


 
 

RE: parental control

Hi Naru,

You have got the correct principal here, but you need to apply it the other
way round. What you need to do is to block everything and then only allow the
things that you want. This option can be found in the control panel under
'User Accounts and Family Safety', 'Parental Controls', 'Allow and block
specific programs', '"Name" can only use the programs I allow'.
Dwarf

"Naru" wrote:
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> I installed a game within administrator login. Under parental control access
> for a standard user i restricted him from playing any games. But when try to
> launch that games within the standard user login I am still able to play the
> game. I am only able to block the game when i add it to the block application
> list under parental control. the name of the game is Sammysetup14 "
> http://www.download25.com/install/sammy-suricate.html "
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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