§ Right-click on fix.reg and click Delete, then click Yes to confirm. Note: If not, please note the error message and post it in your next reply. § A prompt should appear that the information was added successfully.
§ A message will appear about adding information into the registry, click Yes when prompted. Note: If prompted by User Account Control, select Yes or Allow so the fix can continue. § Double-click the file fix.reg on your desktop. § Click save and close the notepad document. § Click on your Desktop as the save location, then in the file name box type: fix.reg. § Copy and paste the following text into the notepad document: § In the search box, type notepad, then click on Notepad to open it § Click the Windows Start Orb in the bottom-left
If you decide to do this, then please make sure to make a system restore point before merging the reg file. You can disable private browsing in Chrome and IE with a reg tweak. That means that they are on the computer all day long so no logs are impossible.Īnyway, I've found an addon for Firefox that disables private browsing and I edited the toolbar file in Opera (per a user forum post) to block it in Opera, but I'm not really sure if that's working yet or not and I still need to block Chrome and IE.ĭoes anyone have any ideas or knowledge of how to completely block private browsing capability from all browsers? Another solution is for me to find a full proof solution for one browser and remove all others however, sometimes certain things for their school work on one browser but not the other and they have to have the ability to see and use school content. However, recently, I noticed that a couple of the computers have been showing no logs whatsoever and this is impossible because FS is turned on on all computers they use and they do virtual public school. I decide which sites to block by viewing what sites my kids are going to via Windows Live Family Safety. I'm using my wireless gateway device to block certain sites during certain times, days, or completely. I've recently discovered that my children have been evading my parental control blocks by utilizing the browsers private browsing feature!
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