Disactivate the Advisor Contents, without password.

[Carlos Castillo]

Anybody knows how to disactivate the advisor(consultant) contents, without
knowing the correct password.

I ask this because somebody has activated this option in my Explorer, and i
can´t view any address.

When i start, my Explorer saids something relative to ADVISER CONSULTANT.

Thank you, and excuse my poor english.

Carlos Castillo
p...@baselec.es

[Tom C. Koch]

>Quoted from PC World Tip of the Day :
>
>Now to mess with the Registry. Click on Start and choose Run. Type
>in RegEdit and click on OK. Now click on the little plus sign to
>the left of H_KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Now continue to drill down,
>always clicking on the plus sign at the left of the named key,
>through SOFTWARE, Microsoft, Windows, CurrentVersion, and
>Policies. Now click on the Ratings folder. In the right pane of
>the RegEdit window, you'll see an icon called Key. Click on it and
>press Delete. Now choose Registry, Exit to exit RegEdit.
>
>You've just deleted your original Content Advisor password.
>Restart the computer and run Internet Explorer 4 again. Choose
>View, Internet Options, click on the Content tab, and click on
>Disable. When asked for a password, don't enter anything, just
>click on OK. This will disable Content Advisor, since there's no
>longer a password. You can enable it again as soon as you think up
>a more memorable password.

--
Please reply to the group so everyone can benefit from the discussion.
Thanks.

Tom Koch
MS MVP-IE4
Chi...@direct.a2000.nl
Awareness is free.

Carlos Castillo <p...@baselec.es> wrote in message
6ml8j9$dgk$1...@talia.mad.ibernet.es...