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I recently had a client with a PC that had an IE Content Advisor password that no one could remember (or how it even got there…) Without the password no one could access the Internet (at least, by using IE.)

So nobody has to look it up again, here’s how to fix the problem:

• Run regedt32
• Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Microsoft > Windows > Current Version > Policies
• Click on the Ratings folder
• Delete the Key key
• Exit regedt32
• Restart the PC