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how to lose connection to a website on all computers


Question Posted Saturday July 24 2010, 3:14 pm

there is a website that i dont want to be connected to at all two of them excatly 1 called topix and the other called blogcritics i want to be disconnected to them on all computers blocked or not blocked please tell me how

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DangerNerd answered Saturday July 24 2010, 7:45 pm:
You would need to add the site to the blocked site list on your router.

The instructions will be different for every router, but if you find the brand and model you can type something like this into Google:

how to block website [router model number]

... obviously replace [router model number] with your router info.

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