Use Win7 parental control to control online time

Many parents now buy computers for their children, hoping that computers can improve their learning, but when teenagers use computers, they spend most of their time online. Parents' job is to pay attention to what they do when they go online, fearing that they may encounter threats online. The threat comes from websites that try to install malware from popular websites that are easy to access or accidentally encountered. Parents don't have to worry now, parental control can help you.

Create an account for your child

First click the Start button, open the Control Panel, and click on User Accounts and Family Safety in the pop-up window. Click on the Parental Controls button and in the Parental Controls dialog, click Create New User Account. Then in the pop-up window, enter the name of the new user baby, if you need to set a password for this account, check the following user must set the password option the next time you log in. If your administrator account does not have a password, the system will also ask you to set a password for the administrator account, otherwise others will go directly to your administrator user to turn off the parental control function, and finally click the Create Account button.

Parental Control Settings

First click on the baby account, select Start in the pop-up window, apply the current settings, then click the time limit button below, then a Monday to week will be displayed. The table is 24 hours a day, click on the time limit in the table, the color of the table will turn blue, blue indicates the time period to be blocked, click the OK button after the setting is completed and you're done. In addition, game settings and the ability to block specific programs are provided, which is very convenient to use, which provides security for your child while surfing the Internet.

PS: In the Vista environment, the parental control function is also provided. The setting method is modeled after the Windows 7 environment.