Time limits

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• How to configure within the fixed parameters flexible time limits.

  I'm looking to set up a set in two layers of time limits on user accounts in Vista.  First of all, I would like to limit the specific times where an account will be available.  Second, I want to limit the total number of hours that the account can be used within these limits.  It is NOT practical or reasonable at all in my situation to simply set the deadlines.  I need a combined fixed/flexible system.  How it is made, or Microsoft simply failed to provide an adequate solution, forcing me to buy a third-party product to make up yet another gap in Vista?

  That's what Microsoft provides:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/features/parental-controls.aspx

  Explore the features: Parental controls

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial139.html

  The best tutorial on setting up.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How can I remove the time limits that I set up with parental controls?

  How can I remove time limits, that I've implemented on our computer by using parental controls? My computer is not stick to these times and is often blocked at random times to MY inconvenience - a real pain!

  Hello

  Look under the section ""time restrictions Configuration " "

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/Windows-Vista-parental-controls/#timerestrictions

  See you soon.

• Cannot change the time limits in Parental control

  I have an an administrator account on my computer with my son's standard account. I'm trying to change the time limits, however, it tells me that I can't do and communicate with my service administrator. Can someone help me solve this problem, Pleasee

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial139.html

  Setting up Windows Vista's Parental control

  Link above is all the best guide on the Net to understand by using parental controls.

  See you soon.
  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I have a problem with time limits in Parental control.

  Original title: Parental controls: time/blocks. How it works once defined?

  I just put a few times on our computer that I DON'T want my child to be on the computer.  If my child is connected when the window of blocked time arrives, what happens?  It hits them?  Only apply it is able to connect at this time?  Will get a warning that they're about to be disconnected?

  Hi trossk,

  You can set time limits to control when children are allowed to log on to the computer. Time limits prevent children to connect during the specified hours. You can set the hours of different logon for each day of the week. If they are connected end their time, they will be automatically disconnected. For more information, see control when children can use the computer.

  Reference:

  What can I control with Parental controls?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-can-i-control-with-parental-controls

  Choose which games children can play

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/choose-which-games-children-can-play

  Video: Use Parental controls

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/videos/using-parental-controls

  Hope this information helps. Get back to us if you have more queries about Windows.

• How to set the time limits on iMessage

  I want to limit the time of day when iMessages can be sent and received

  That is not a feature of iOS and is not controllable with an application of part 3.

• Family Safety time limits must be checked through machines

  I use RTM of Windows 8 on a desktop computer and a laptop. I have set up Family Safety on behalf of my son on both machines. It has a delay of 45 minutes per day. He has discovered that he can use 45 minutes on the desktop, then move it to the laptop and use another 45 minutes. I think it is a bug. I believe that the correct behavior is to the allocation of time to follow on all the computers to which it has access. Please correct.

  How would that be able to follow through all the machines?  Do you give your son a Microsoft Account access?

  There is no way to monitor a local account anywhere to separate machines.  You will need to monitor the activity and do not rely on Windows to do it for you to break your limit of 45 minutes.  It is not a bug when using local accounts.
  A Microsoft Account might be able to be the subject of a follow-up, but again, it is not the use of Microsoft to track these things.  Especially on multiple computers.  They've already given you control over everything else, you should be able to know which machine it uses and how much time is left.  Split time between the 2 machines.  20 minutes on the desktop and 25 on the laptop.  Problem solved without blaming Microsoft for tracking everything that your son didn't.

• Family Safety time limits is no longer log off user

  Hello

  Now I used a while to FSS deadlines for on the same laptop. Recently (I guess that for an update), delays are no longer disconnect the user. You are unable to log on to the account during blocked times, however, once logged on you without getting more time per minute 15 "you will be logged out' warning and my son can continue to use the computer.

  Until I get the stock answers: -.

  • It has a standard account and I have an administrator account on the laptop.
  • I uninstalled the filter and reinstalled the latest version
  • I refreshed the filter and box "your settings have been updated" appear
  • Time box is checked on the Web site
  • It is a Windows 7 PC with all the patches/updates applied and carefully scanned for virus/malware

  Family safety is blocking sites and reports very well for this account, it's just time disconnect feature that does not work. I followed all the steps of other responses.

  Any other suggestions?

  Hi, Andy Long,.

  The same question was discussed on this thread, please check it and try the solution proposed, if the problem persists please reply to this message with the following information:

  • What is the version of the safety of your family?
  • What browser you are using to configure the settings on the Web site of the parental control? You can try configuring it using Internet Explorer?
  • You receive an error when you change settings on the Web site of the parental control?
  • Are there other accounts of child on parental controls? If so, time always work?

  In addition, please provide us with a screenshot the parameters of time limit for the account of the child concerned. I have sent you a private message for instructions. After you download the screenshot, please let know us in this thread.

  Thank you!

• Standard user changes time clock to circumvent the time limits set in the parental controls, how to stop this?

  Original title: clock change

  I put deadlines for my daughter in the parental control. my daughter just changed the clock time to get around this. It has a standard user account and I have the password to the administrator account, which she could not possibly know that I keep changing. How does do and how can I stop this happening?

  The date and time system can be changed using a control panel applet - timedate.cpl file.

  If you have the administrator account, you can refuse his user account access to the said folder.

  1. go to start > type cmd > press and hold shift + Enter (this will open CMD with Admin Access)
  2. on your type CMD in the command below

  Cacls timedate.cpl /p : n

  3. press ENTER.

  The command will refuse access to user account in the file so that it could not change the time and date.

• TIME delay start order and time limits

  Hi all:

  I have a question about the vApp properties & gt; Running dialog box. Page 56 on user's guide States:

  "In the tab running, determine the sequence of boot, boot delay and delay of closure order.

  You must type the numbers that are in progress, for example, 0, 25, 1000, to define the sequence. Negative numbers are not allowed. »

  That's all that is mentioned on the functions of startup time. I guess that the progression is from low to high - that is to say that the virtual machine called 0 would begin before the designation of the virtual machine as 25. Is this correct? The first VM in the sequence must be designated 0?

  My next question has to do with the start time text box. Suppose I have put vm1 to the order 1 order of 0 and vm2. If I want to vm2 start 60 seconds after vm1, can I enter start delay in the text box for vm1 or vm2? In other words, start-up time is used to determine how long after that a particular virtual machine is delayed to start after it is determined to be next in sequence, or the delay is used to determine how long after the virtual machine is started before the next sequence be allowed to power on?

  Paul D. Pindell VCP4

  VCD will start VMs in ascending order and then stop in descending order. For example, if you have three virtual computers with 0, 1, 2 boot order, the first to start is 0 then 1, then 2. When you stop the paralytic, the first stop is 2, etc.

  The VM startup time is the duration in seconds of the previous VM starting in the boot order. Using the same example as above, if the delayed start is 60, 180, 120 for 0, 1, 2 virtual machines, the first 60 is IGNORDED!. The virtual machine with the boot order 0 will start immediately, no matter what it has start delay is. Then, VMS with start command 1 will to power to 180 seconds after vm 0 is turned on. The last of them will begin to 120 seconds after that. The key is that the time is compared to the previous VM, not absolute time relative to the beginning of vapp.

  During the shutdown of a paralytic, the stop delay applies after the first VM is stopped. The stop delay on the virtual machine with the highest boot order is ignored. Then, the next highest start VM command stopped n seconds after one is arrested (where n is the stop of the second delay starts more high order VM).

  There is another type of start delay that can be set in the VC that causes the virtual machine to a break in the bios for a loading screen number of milliseconds. This parameter has nothing to do with how VCD starts VMs. As part of VCD, the delay is applied without even say VC to start the VM so that VC setting delay applies after a virtual machine is running and breaks to the bios screen. If you are interested in using the setting in the CR, you can find it in the "Startup Options" tab options dialog box settings VM.

  I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions

  -Boris

• Deactivation of the slide time limits

  Hi guys,.

  How to disable or remove the time that can be spent in solving a slide in Captivate 7? Once I launch the application, drag and drop, my images seems disappera after only a few seconds and I don't want that and I want individually drag the timeline to the max of 600 seconds. is there another protocol?

  You can check if the break is activated? Look in the D & D, Options Panel.

• CQL time-limited aggregation

  Hello
  
  We are trying to aggregate every 5 minutes, so we're doing a
  
  Select sum (property) in stream [slide 5 minutes from Beach 5 minutes]
  
  But this does not take into account when the range will start, and I guess that it is based on the first event entering the given processor according to request a timestamp path.
  
  So what we intend to do is to send a wink as the first event to toggle the starting point, that is 12:00. What is the right way?
  
  Are there other options in CQL in which you can set the starting point of a range without mingling with the inserted events?
  
  for example [00:00 - 00:05, 00:05 - 00:10,...] as opposed to [00:01 - 00:06 to 00:06 - 00:11,...]
  
  Kind regards
  Jarell

  Hi Jarell,

  What I wanted was the day of your departure as long as 12:00 corresponds to a value of type LONG (where the value of LONG type is the result of the expression in ) which is a multiple of the size of slide in nanos (in your case 5 * 60 * 10 ^ 9), the approach will not work.

  Also, I assume that the expression in corresponds to a LONG since as mentioned in the other post (Dstream with range there is a bug when is an expression of type TIMESTAMP.

• C55-b854 satellite shows the limited internet connection

  It shows the connection some time limited and the adapter is ok.and the internet speed is also slow.

  Hello

  You did not provide details if this happens using a LAN or WLan connection.
  I would recommend checking the two internet connections.
  In the case of this limited connection problem would only appear using the WiFi connection, then you should check the configuration.

  First of all, I would like to recommend that test you different standards WLan 802.11 (B/G/N) and different (WPA/WPA2 AES, TKIP) encryption standards

  By the way; the WLan card also shares the BT. in case you are using WLan, please keep off BT.

• Vs duration use fixed time window restrictions

  How can I set limits on the duration of computer use by account (for example 2 hours in use between 09 h 00 and 21 h 00 total) rather than having fixed time-windows (daily regimen allowed/denied)?

  Better yet, is it possible to have the use of the internet regardless of any other local applications (e.g. 6 hours total use, 2 hours of internet browsing, between 09:00 and 21:00 only - NO access to all other hours) limited in time?

  Hi yiorgo,.

  The function to set limits using the duration of use is now available. If you already set up your child in the parental control account, please follow these steps:

  1. go to http://fss.live.com

  2. under the account of the child you want to set the limit, click change settings.

  3. click on time limits.

  4. on the allocation tab, click Activate, then set the limit of usage per day. After that, click Save.

  5. click on the curfew tab, and then click Activate the.

  6. Select the hours/days that you want the computer to be blocked. After that, click Save.

  For more information on deadlines, please read the thread below:

  Time does not

  For your second question, there is no functionality to restrict the use of the internet based on the time/calendar. You can submit it as a request to feature here:

  Reviews for Windows Live Family Safety

  Thank you!

• "Family Safety > settings user > user activities > time PC used" shows always "1 minute".

  I have Windows 8, clean install, not an upgrade to Windows 7.

  I have set up three accounts of child when I got the laptop.

  As a first step, the "time limits" worked and accounts would be to warn children when they had spent some time.

  Now, two of the three children never warns.  In addition, when I check their accounts, it shows always only '1 minute' for any day that they were connected.

  I am using local accounts for each of them, not the "Family Safety site", since none of my kids have accounts of Microsoft.

  Y at - it a patch to do this, please?

  Hi Daniel,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. I understand that delays in parental control does not work. It is possible that there is a problem with the time limits on your computer that is causing the problem with the use of PC. To resolve this issue, please refer to Madeni K post in this thread and then get back to us if you need assistance.

  Thank you.