Windows 10: Independent Advisors?

What are the credentials needed to be one of these "independent advisors" that pretend they are useful? I have stumbled onto this area for countless questions and issues over the years and the only thing I can count on is that the "independent advisors" will universally provide a long drawn out response that provides no useful information and generally doesn't have anything to do with the question. Not a single instance have what they have said been helpful. The worst part is the way they say they are "independent advisors" as if it's something to brag about when all it does is tell everyone t

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How do I join the independent advisor?

I want to work as a Technical independent advisor. How do I apply?

Thank you

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Content Advisor

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft community.

We understand your concern and will certainly assist you to solve it.

Since you are not able to enable your content advisor in internet explorer 11, please follow the given steps to troubleshoot.

STEP 1: Enable Content advisor

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  Press Windows Key + R combination, type put
  gpedit.msc in Run dialog box and hit
  Enter to open the Local Group Policy Editor.
  
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  Go to: User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Internet Explorer -> Internet Control Panel -> Content Page
  
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  At this stage, your Group Policy window would resemble the one shown above. Here double click on the policy
  Show Content Advisor on Internet Options and select
  Enabled and then click on Apply followed by
  OK. You may now close the Local Group Policy Editor window.
  
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  Now press Windows Key + R, type
  inetcpl.cpl in the Run dialog box and hit
  Enter. Now switch to the Content tab in the window that follows immediately.
  
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  For the Content Advisor subheading in
  Internet Properties window, click Enable. Provide the administrative privileges if required. Now in the following window, you can select what kind of filtering you need according to your requirements. Click
  Apply, OK when you’re done.
  

STEP 2: Select content rating levels

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  On the Tools menu, click
  Internet Options, and then click the Content tab.
  
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  In the Content Advisor area, click Settings.
  
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  In the Password box, type your supervisor password, and then click
  OK.
  
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  On the Ratings tab, select the
  Language, Nudity,
  ****, or Violence ratings category
  

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  Drag the slider to the appropriate content level for the selected category. The default setting for each category is Level 0, which is the most restrictive setting.
  

STEP 3: configure the list of approved and disapproved Web sites

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  On the Tools menu, click
  Internet Options, and then click the Content tab.
  
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  In the Content Advisor area, click Settings.
  
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  In the Password box, type your supervisor password, and then click
  OK.
  
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  Click the Approved Sites tab
  
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  Type the URL for each Web site that your users can view regardless of its rating level, and then click
  always.
  

Type the URL for each Web site that your users can never view regardless of its rating level, and then click
Never

Note: If you want to delete an approved or disapproved Web site, click the URL in the list, and then click
remove

Step 4: configure user options for content ratings

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  On the Tools menu, click
  Internet Options, and then click the Content tab.
  
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  In the Content Advisor area, click
  Settings.
  
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  In the Password box, type your supervisor password, and then click
  OK.
  
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  Click the General tab.
  
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  In the User options area, select the settings you want.
  

By doing this you can block the web traffic you want. To further troubleshoot please refer the following link:

Download Internet Explorer 6 Retired Content from Official Microsoft Download Center

Please let us know if the issue got resolved or you need any further assistance.

 

Content Advisor enabled but not working - solutions/alternatives?


First of all, I have to clarify that I use Windows 10 and IE 11.

Currently, I have managed to enable Content Advisor and add several websites to the 'always block specific websites' list. However, I can still access all those websites without interference, even though their urls are exactly the same as those on the blocked list. How can I ensure that Content Advisor is functioning as intended?

Aside from that, are there viable alternatives to Content Advisor for website blocking? I hope to block certain websites to maintain my focus during work, so setting up a child account and restricting that isn't an option. I also do not wish to pay for any software, if possible.