reviews of parental control software?
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http://www.consumersearch.com/www/software/parental-control-reviews/\nhttp://www.kidshield.com/software/\nhttp://www.download.com/Optenet-PC-Parental-Control-Software/3000-2162_4-10494321.html
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free scan and registry clean,\nhttp://safety.live.com
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There are lot of parental control software , it is usually very difficult to turn off unless you read the manual or help of that software. and also you may have to know the password used for it.
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This is pretty good: www.blogger.com\n\nBut please read these links on safety below and keep some important stuff in mind:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/kidblog.mspx\nhttp://www.wiredsafety.org/internet101/blogs.html
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Go Tools, then internet options.  Work on the security tab and content tabs.  If you have Nortons, it has a seperate Parental control tab.
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My personal favorite is Zonelabs ZoneAlarm Pro.. but just get the firewall pro.. they have different versions that come with antivirus and antispyware programs... but just the Firewall is all you really want from them.
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You can set the internet lock feature or get a parental control program that will log all actions.\n\n Also, when you create users you can set their permissions to have access to what ever you specify. Most motels and such use this so that guests can only surf the net and thats it. And even then most websites are blocked.\n\n But if all else fails.\nGoogle it!\n\nwww.google.com\n\nSearch for:\n free parental control programs
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Seems to have some decent improvements, I'm going to get it only because it's new, not necessarily because it is so great I can't live without it.  Check out this video...\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3AwI1mKrLs&search=vista\n\nThe parental controls thing seems like it should prevent the kids from screwing stuff up if that has ever been a problem.
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If you have Yahoo you can get an all-in-one virus scanner, spyware scanner, Parental Controls, pop-up blocker and spam protection. Go to http://onlineprotection.yahoo.com/sbc/computer.php\n\nhope this helps - Josh
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Dateline did a couple of reports on Internet predators. On the page about these reports are some links for parents including programs to help monitor usage. Take a look at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10912603/\n\nAnother site just came to mind. To help her understand why she needs to be careful on the Internet, sit down with her and browse through the site http://www.perverted-justice.com You will probably want to visit first by yourself to get a good understanding of the site.
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http://tomshardware.co.uk/\n\nhttp://reviews.cnet.co.uk/
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Ad-aware Se personal and my favorite Spybot Search and Destroy. Both work very well
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buy it legitimately.  Dameware is one of those programs that people like package with viruses and put out on Warez sites.\n\nIf you are looking for free remote control, you are better off with VNC.
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NetDog , it can block porn very effectively, Strongly Recommend!
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there are tons of parental software out there (usually around $30) that will let you block and/or view what your child is doing while you are gone.
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I disagree with the AVG recommendation.  It is good but the advanced heuristics found in their commercial program is not nearly as advanced in their free version.\n\nI would recommend Avast:\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/
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I tried ZoneAlarm. It stealthed my computer completely and I liked the user interface but it stopped certain things from working properly, like Windows Update. I had to clear my cache and temp files before going to Windows Update and even then, it was not guaranteed to work - not ideal.\n\nI now use a combination of things to keep my system clear of spyware and I don't get anything on my system now - not even tracking cookies. \n\nIn terms of my firewall, spyware detection and antivirus I use Norton Internet Security. It is intuitive, it completely stealths your computer and it works perfectly with MS applications in particular;\n\nI also use other spyware prevention packages: SpywareBlaster (which loads on start up and runs in the background); this automatically deletes diallers and other malware (I had a problem with these before I divorced my ex - go figure!); \n\nI also run SpyBot (free) and Ad-Aware SE Pro on alternate nights. And I manage my cookies separately with CookieWall (donation ware).