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heya! my dad deleted and blocked msn when i took an overdose thinking it was why i took it but it wasnt, but yeah thats not the point lol. its been about 10 months now, yeah because it was new year. well everything to do with chat is blocked by Norton Internet Security Professional and because im not the adminastrator to the computer i can't get it back off my account, if i were on my dads account how could i make myself adminastrtor to get it back and while on his account find out his password so i could go back so when i have downloaded it i can take myself off admin, OR how would i go to the Norton Internet Security Professional thingy and unblock chat??? sorry if i confused u at all! thanks for any replies! xxx
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If I were you I'd ask your dad first. If he says no then you could use a web based messenger like the last person said. Alternatively go to www.trillian.cc and download trillian. It lets you connect to msn, aim, yahoo, icq and irc.
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Urgh, my parents used to freak out about msn too.
I don't really understand what you were saying about your whole administrator thing, haha, but you can try some web-based versions of msn that don't involve any downloading...
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Goodluck.
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I would recommend that you ask your dad to give you back the chat privileges before you attempt to change the settings. While your dad might not allow you to use MSN, you should at least try to be open with him. Communication between family members is important.
Also, if you try to change the settings for yourself, won't you get in trouble if your dad finds out? He might stop you from using the computer altogether.
If you asked and your dad won't let you, you can make your account an administrator account by going to Control Panel > User Accounts > Change an account > (Choose your account) > Change the account type > Computer administrator
I hope you ask first and get it. If you're trying to change it for yourself, I hope you don't get in trouble for it.
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