There are no parental controls in the control panel, how do I set up parental controls?

Windows Vista needs to be installed

Vista already has a built-in "Parental Controls" feature, which is of course designed to allow parental controls to help manage how children use their computers. However, for users who only have one computer at home, in order to prevent parents at home from accidentally logging in to some Trojans** when using the computer, this function may be more used to "control parents".

To set up parental controls, there should be at least two accounts: a standard account (equivalent to a restricted account under Windows XP) and an administrator. The former acts as a child and the latter as a parent.

Open the "Control Panel Parental Controls" and double-click a standard account in the window that opens to enter the parental control settings interface. First of all, please select "Enable, force current settings", otherwise, the following operations cannot be carried out; Next, select "Apps that collect information about computer usage" to keep a detailed record of your child's computer use.

Click Windows Vista Web Filter to enter the settings page.

Click "Allow & Block List" and follow the prompts to add some virus Trojan sites, or you can add the ** that parents need to access directly to the allowlist, and then check "Only allow ** on the allowlist".

Tips. It can only be fully utilized if it is integrated with the features in parental controls or other security features of Vista. For example:

Blocking files is only effective for web methods, but you can't control tools like Thunderbolt. At this time, you can set the running permission of Thunderbolt or the running permission of other ** tool installers. In addition, any setting may be hanging, we can enable "Apps, collect information about computer usage", to view the record of the child's use of the computer, the record is quite detailed, including what programs have been run, spent in **, etc., and then check and fill in the gaps according to the records.

Of course, if it is for the purpose of "controlling parents", recording this information can help us repair the computer faster.

You can set a user password so that the child can't turn on the phone alone, and there seems to be no other way.

My computer doesn't have "parental controls"; Where can I get it, please?

What systems have parental controls in? It's all installed.。。 Or you can go to the system and set the permissions yourself to meet that requirement.

1. Click the "Start" button in the lower left corner, select and click on the control panel, and click "User Account and Family Safety" in the control panel interface.

2. If you just set parental controls for your child, don't click "Set parental controls for all users", just click "Parental Controls". If your child doesn't have a separate account, you'll need to create a user account, and if you have multiple children who need different controls, you can create more!

3. After creating an account, you can click on the account to turn on and set parental controls! Yes"Time Limit", "Games" and "Allow and Block Specific Programs" are three controls that can be set accordingly to achieve parental control!

4. Click on the time limit, you can set whether to allow the account to use the computer in each time period of the week! In units of one hour, it can be set according to the actual situation!

5. Click on the game, you can set it according to the classification of the game and the type of content, which kind of game allows children to play, which type of game is not allowed, you can set it! You can filter out some games that are bad or not suitable for your child's age!

<>6. Clicking Allow and Block specific programs can prevent your child from breaking things that are useful to you, or using some programs that are not suitable for him! It's also very easy to set up! If you only need to block one or two programs, you can select all of them and check off the ones that you don't want to use!

7. Click OK to complete the parental control!

There are three profiles in the setting role: children, teenagers, and parents.

The rules for each profile are optimized to suit different user ages, experiences, group roles, etc. Child profiles have the most restrictions, while parents don't. The default profile can't be deleted, but kids and teens can change the rules.

With the default installation, parental controls are disabled. If no profile is assigned, all use the child profile.

To enable this component and change the settings file, follow these steps:

1.Open the main Kaspersky interface and select Settings in the lower left corner.

2.Click Parental Controls under Protection and check Enable Parental Controls in the right window.

3.Select the desired profile, adjust the settings, and then press OK.

1.When a user logs in to the system, if there is no assigned profile, the maximum number of child profiles will be used by default.

If the user specifies a profile, that profile (parent, teen) will be loaded.

2.Set the type, blacklist, and whitelist of blocks.

Open the settings interface, Parental Controls, Customize. 3.Time setting.

Parental controls, time limits, settings.

First, make sure to log in to the computer administrator's account, open "Control Panel" - "User Account and Family Safety" - "Parental Control", and select the one you want to control. This approach may also be effective in managing children under the age of 10.

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What are Parental Controls:

Parental control is a feature for some parents whose children are going to school to prevent their children from using the computer indiscriminately and restricting their children's use of some computer functions.

Win7 has its own parental control program. First of all, we need to create an account with parental controls, which can only be a standard account. And the computer administrator account needs to be password protected, otherwise all settings will be useless. Control on.

The parental control of Windows 7 mainly includes three detailed contents, time control, game control and program control. First, make sure to log in to the computer administrator's account, open "Control Panel" - "User Accounts and Family Safety" - "Parental Controls", and select the account that needs to be controlled. Here's the settings to make sure parental controls are enabled.

Time control. Click on an incident to toggle block or allow. When the controlled account logs in during the time period set to block, it will indicate that it cannot log in.

Game controls. You can set the game allowability by game rating, but because there are currently no game rating regulations in China, if some games cannot be set for rating blocking, you can use a specific game blocking method. If the game is set to not be used, it will indicate that it has been blocked, and you can also see it marked as unusable directly from the start menu. Program.

In the program settings, you can set it to all programs, or only allow certain programs to be used, the system will refresh the relevant programs that can be found by itself, check the box to allow the use of the program, or use the navigation button below to add other programs that cannot be found. There will be a notification when the program is blocked.

How to set up parental control [take win7 as an example].First of all, we need to set the administrator password of the computer, otherwise any user can skip and turn off the parental control function. After logging in to the win7 system as a computer administrator, open the "Control Panel", click "Set Parental Control for All Users" under "User Account and Family Safety", enter the "Parental Control" window, click the "Computer Administrator" account, enter the "Set Password" window, and set the administrator password.

Then, let's click on Create New User Account.

Give the new user a name and click Create Account.

Then click on User Controls, select "Enable", and then proceed to "Time Control", "Game", "Allow and Block Specific Programs" and other settings.

Through the above settings, we have completed the creation of new users, and in the future, children can go online through this user group, and parents can worry about it!

If your computer is connected to a domain, you can't use parental controls.

You can use parental controls to help manage how children use computers. For example, you can limit when children can use the computer, what games they can play, and what programs they can run.

When parental controls block access to a game or program, a notification statement appears stating that the program has been blocked. Your child can click the link in the notification to request access to the game or program. You can allow access by entering your account information.

To set up parental controls for your child, you need to have your own admin user account. Before you start the setup, make sure that each child you want to set up parental controls for has a standard user account. Parental controls can only be applied to standard user accounts.

In addition to the controls provided by Windows, you can also install additional controls from independent service providers, such as web filtering and activity reporting.

Steps to enable parental controls for a standard user account.

1. Open Parental Controls by clicking the Start button, then clicking Control Panel, and then under User Accounts and Family Safety, clicking Set Parental Controls for All Users. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

2. Click on the standard user account for which you want to set parental controls. If you haven't already set up a standard user account, click Create New User Account to set up a new account.

3. Under Parental Controls, click Enable to Force Current Settings.

4. Once you have enabled parental controls for your child's standard user account, you can adjust the following personal settings to control:

Time LimitYou can set time limits to control when children are allowed to log in to their computers. Time limits can prohibit children from logging on to the computer for a specified period of time.

You can set a different login period for each day of the week. If they are still logged in after the allotted time has elapsed, they will be automatically logged out.

Game. You can control access to games, choose age rating levels, choose the type of content you want to block, and decide whether to allow or block unrated games or specific games.

Allow or block specific programs. You can prohibit a child from running a program that you don't want them to run.

1.There are several reasons why your computer won't shut down:

1) Defects in the automatic shutdown program in the system file. Enter the command: "rundll32 ,exitwindows" in "Start Running" to see if it can shut down normally, if this command can shut down normally, it means that the automatic shutdown program has some kind of defect, if you are using a Windows98 system, check the integrity of the system files and patch the files in the "Start Program Attachments System Tools System Information Tools System File Checker".

If you use a different system (ME 2000 XP), you can also patch files in the corresponding project. If patching the file still doesn't solve the problem, you can only reinstall the system. If you run "rundll32, exitwindows" and cannot shut down normally, it may be that some system programs in the operating system are defective, but the solution is still to patch the system or reinstall the system;

2) Viruses and some defective applications or system tasks may cause shutdown failure. Check for viruses and close all applications before shutting down. Because some applications are loaded at system startup, you can use the command in the Startup menu (in Start Running:

msconfig"), in order to see if there are any files that affect the shutdown (of course, they will not take effect until they are restarted);

3) Peripherals and drivers are not compatible well and cannot respond to rapid shutdown. You can enter the command "msconfig" in Start Running, select "Advanced" in the "General" tab, and "Disable Rapid Shutdown" in the window that opens.

If you suspect that the peripherals are faulty, you can also uninstall the peripherals one by one to check them so that you can find the affected peripherals.

2.If the computer is stuck and cannot be shut down, you can press and hold the power button to force it to shut down.