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I'm looking for a way toremove my own -- mysterious -- botch.  For no good reason, I swallowed a description I ran across about something that apears to be called Content Advisor.  It offered some sort lf protection that seemed (on too darned little thought) to offer some sort of guidance-cum-protection.

The result has been that, just about every time I try to follow some link on the 'Net, I get a small panel that tells me Content Advisor won't allow e to enter the page I'm requesting until "someone" at my machine enters the password.

I did, BTW, declare a password with reminder phrase/sentence.  Foolishly, it's very long -- 14 characters.  Yup, it works, but just about every step I try (including Googling) requires that I enter that thing about every step I take.  

And I can't get rid of it.  Can't even find anything under the name "Content Advisior."  I've accepted so much garbage that I can't find anything that even looks like a possibility.  Can anyone at PC-SOFT offer suggestions?

---ed nelson


Ed Nelson (from Chicago's southmost suburbs)
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