Set a password for Internet Explorer.

Set a password for Internet Explorer.

You can put a password in your Internet Explorer by following these steps:

• Open your Internet Explorer Browser and select Tools or press Alt+X and click Internet Options.

• Go to Content Tab and Enable the Content Advisor by clicking the Enable button.

• Go to the General Tab and click Create a Password under Supervisor Password group.

• Type your password and verify it. You may also include a hint in case you forgot your password.

• Close your browser and open it again. As you can see in my illustration, the browser asks for a password before opening any site.

I hope this helps!

Set a password for Internet Explorer.

Basically, setting a password to Microsoft Internet Explorer for the general users is not possible because there is no way you can restrict users from using the browser with a password. What you can do is set a password to certain websites using Microsoft Internet Explorer’s Content Advisor. This way, you can filter which sites are not allowed.

When a user attempts to visit a site that is restricted, the user needs to enter a password to access that site. To try this, click “Start”, “Control Panel”, “Network and Internet Connections” then “Internet Options”. In Internet Properties window, go to “Content” tab then click “Enable” under “Content Advisor”.

On the next screen, go to “General” tab then click “Create password” under “Supervisor password”.

Once the password has been set up, go to “Approved Sites” tab and add the websites you want to filter. Websites you set to “Never” will never be opened regardless of the rating. After this, go to “Ratings” tab and set the restriction to each item on the list. When you are finished, click “OK”.