How to renable internet options dialogue box after sys admin disabled it

[Xe0n]

Brought my laptop into school today, and hooked it up to the network, thinking i was on the admin side, which has no internet or computer restrictions, however i was an idoit and plugged it into the blue port instead of the red one, and then i logged on. Our system admin has a thing in the login script to disable the internet options box from internet explorer, or from the control panel, it just doesnt show up in the control panel, and when i choose it in IE, i get a message "This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator." I assume this is something in the registry, and i know that this dialogue box is just a shell for the registry, however i dont know where either are in the registry. Where can i find these? If necessary, ill reconnect to the network and paste in the login script.

 

[Harrald]

<< Please contact your system administrator >>




Maybe you should ask your sys admin?




deja vu

 

[Xe0n]

a: hes not here on weekends
b: hed probaly think im trying to figure out how to do it on one of the school's computers to bypass it
c:im almost positive hes on vacation for the next week, then the week after we have no school (its a high school)

otherwise, thatd be the first thing id check

 

[Xe0n]

just check system policies editor also, it isnt in there

 

did you plug it into the red jack ?
And did his logon script reconfigure your personal computer?

 

[Xe0n]

yes, i did, but it didnt re configure it...im updating/reinstalling ie right now, praying that works, if that doesnt im gonna go find his login script and figure out what it does to disable it

 

[Xe0n]

whoops...double post

 

[Xe0n]

well, reinstalling ie worked, but if anyone knows you you change this setting id be interested to know anyways

 

[tjll11a]

i would like to know also. In addition to if you know where the registry is but you get the same type message how you go around that.

Thanks
Jason