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To Remove Parental Control Software from Vista or Windows 7 b> Click "Start", then open up the "Control Panel". A new window will open up, select "Programs and Features". The heading will now read "Uninstall or Change a Program". Scroll through the list until you find the web blocking software you wish to remove. Select program. The action "Uninstall" will appear next to the word "Organize" in the bar above the program list. Select "Uninstall". Click Yes when the message box pops up asking if you're sure you want to uninstall the parental controls program. The uninstall utility will take over from there. b>
To Remove Parental Controls on a Mac b> Open the "System Preferences" folder. Select "Accounts" under the "Systems" header at the bottom of your screen. Select the user account name from which you wish to remove parental controls from the left hand column. Uncheck "Enable Parental Controls". b>
