Family Safety issues


  1. Limey6
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    Windows 7 home premium 32 bit
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    Family Safety issues


    I have had some problems changing settings in Windows Family Safety. It began a few weeks ago when the kids would find they were unable to log-on during what should have been allowed times. When I tried to change the settings on Time, i could not get access, the time 'blocks' simply would not show up. I have now updated both computers to the latest version of Family Safety, but am still having the same problem with the time blocks, and now I cannot allow any websites. I can get to the page where I should be able to allow url's, but cannot get the cursor to the box to do so, can anyone help?
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  3. Neutron16
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    Limey6, welcome to Sevenforums.com!

    Screenshot of the window you are talking about would be appreciated.

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