No one else is allowed to browse any web pages on their own machines

There is a web rated and restricted site in the far entry of IE. If you take a look at that, you can ban the web page, but you have to ban a lot of ****, otherwise, this one won't be on that one. But this doesn't work, who knows that one can't be on the other**.

For people who are not always real, you can delete the IE icon, and then create a shortcut in the place where others can't find it.

If you really can't damage the IE, you can also uninstall and install another browser, such as Mozilla Firefox, because the icon is different, and then you delete the Mozilla Firefox icon on the desktop and hide it in other directories.

The host of your Internet café is also a server. Some small and medium-sized Internet cafes do this in order to save money. If it doesn't affect other computers to access the Internet, you can ban the Internet!

Oh no. Your host must be billed by an Internet café, and everything can be done if the network is banned. Whatever those people do on your console, you can find a way to ban them.

For speakers,If you don't use it often,Just delete the sound card driver,Of course, there's a better way,I can't think of it。

You can also find the driver for your sound card under "Sound, ** & Game Controllers" in Device Manager, and right-click "Disable". You try it, then there may be no sound, and then "enable" when you want to use it

To be honest, you're a man, but I understand you. You can reply to them, in a word, don't go online if you don't have money, you are the network manager of the Internet café. Do you work in an internet café? You just said that the boss wants to check the accounts. As soon as the network management software checks the account, the historical record can be displayed in full.

Then your computer is not installed on the Internet café billing software server-side program, can not be shut down or disconnected from the Internet. If not, you can just find a reason to break it, it's fake.

You can also make illusions. I remember a way to make the boot into a fake crash situation, in fact, you have to press a certain key to turn it on. But this article forgot.

Anyway, if you think about it, you can do it.

Install s to set your web page to "The other party can access it via IP."

Apply for a free domain name and build a DNS server. Or just enter your public IP directly.

With IIS as a server, you'll also want to set up your default homepage while making sure that there are no issues with your web pages! If you don't have a default homepage in your homepage, you have to tell others the name of each page file and the path where it is located, so that others can view it!

In addition, if your IP is or the address of the internal network, only customers in the corresponding network can browse your leaves! You must insinuate your public address to your computer!

There is also the firewall setting should not be too high, in general, http: port 80 is used, if your firewall (antivirus) software, monitor and close the corresponding port, others will not be able to access your site!

Your computer is in an intranet café, and if it is on the intranet, you have to do a port mapping!

I don't know what browser you're using.

When you open IE, it's on the far right side of the toolbar above"Help"and click on it"About Internet Explorer"You can see it.

The first digit after the version number is 6 is IE, and 7 is.

Select Help in the toolbar above, and the version will appear.

You can see it when you enter the forum.

Click on the file above to save a web page but only save the web pages you have browsed.

You can only save a few people's web pages, and I haven't really heard of it, because it requires a server.

You can use your history to see which you have logged in

You first check your computer over the Internet to see if you are ping the same server, and if you can, you insist that the port of the web page is closed. If you are hosting, you also need to ask the operator whether the 80 port has been blocked without a record**. They may have their own whitelist.

Take a look at the open 80 port no.

Where are you using the host?,So it's not powerful.。。。