Parental Controls; Turning Your Computer Off - NEC Generation N3000 M760s User Manual

3. In the System Settings window, check Require a password option. (If the option is greyed out, you
may need to click Change Settings that are currently unavailable).
4. click Save changes.
You can now close the Control Panel.
To be prompted for this password when you resume from the screen saver, follow the steps below:
1. click the Start button
2. click Change screen saver.
3. On the Screen Saver Settings window, check the On resume, display logon screen option.
4. click Apply and OK. You can now close the Control Panel.

Parental Controls

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Windows Vista features an enhanced parental controls utility that will help parents manage which
computer games their children are allowed to play and which applications and web sites they can use. It is
also possible to set specific times when children are allowed to use the computer.
To access the Parental Controls panel, click the Start button
Family Safety click Set up parental controls for any user. From there, you can manage the settings for
each child's profile to adapt to the age and interests of the child.
Here are the five types of limitations you can set:
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Time limits for the use of the computer: For example, you may want your children to have access to
the computer only from 6 to 8 pm on school days, and from 10 am to 4 pm on week-ends.
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Computer games: You can control which computer games your children are allowed to play by
allowing or restricting games by content, title, or age rating set by an independent rating boards.
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Applications: You can block or allow your children's access to any program on the computer.
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Web sites: You can place appropriate limits on your children's access to specific web pages,
downloads, and so on.
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Activity reports: You can choose to receive and review detailed reports of your children's computer
use.

Turning Your Computer Off

When you are not using your computer, you have the choice among several actions. To choose one, click
the Start button
The choices are:
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Sleep, see "Sleep"
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Hibernate, see "Hibernate"
•
Shut Down
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, Control Panel, and Appearance and Personalization.
, then click the arrow on the right of the lock button
Software and Utilities
, Control panel, in User Accounts and
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