My freakin brother installed the k9 web protection and i cant get past it and i dont know how to bet my parents email/password!!!

This is a family issue, not a technical problem, but I'll stick my neck out and give it a try. Before you ruin your vocal cords screaming, consider your brother's motivations in the best possible light. I have worked on a number of computers used by adolescents who did not realize that their favorite file sharing, game or celebrity fan sites were contaminating the computer with viruses, trojan horses and ad pop-ups that significantly reduced computer performance. If your brother likes to play games on the computer, he probably got mad because he had to clean out yet another mal-ware infestation so he wouldn't get killed by somebody's adware stealing processor time. His solution seemed reasonable to him - protect the computer instead of fighting with you or another sibling about going to evil web pages.

Yeah, I know that doesn't seem very helpful right now. But I suggest you sleep on it, then ask your brother nicely if the web sites you use are causing problems that he is trying to block with K-9 and see if you can reach an accommodation with him, such as a promise to avoid mal-ware sites. It may even be the case that he's using K-9 to keep himself out of trouble. And don't even think about trying to hack your parents' password! That's dishonest and disrespectful, and may not be the same one used for K-9.

For what it's worth, this comes from an old bachelor who has worked as an IT specialist for a whole bunch of high school students.

You can remove k9 by:-

• Click Start
• Click Control Panel. If you can't see this option, it may be under "Settings"
• Click Add or Remove Programs
• Find Blue Coat K9 Web Protection in the list of programs and click it once.
• Click the Change/Remove button.
• Click Yes when you are asked whether you want to completely remove K9. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO UNINSTALL WITHOUT A PASSWORD. By design, K9 will block all Internet access should one attempt to uninstall without using a password. Attempts to modify K9 at a registry level will have the same effect.
• Enter your K9 administration password and click Uninstall. If you forgot your password, click the "Forgot Password..." link to have a temporary password emailed to you.
• When asked whether to reboot your computer, click Yes