Told that no one can fix it, but Microsoft Support. It sends constant error messages, says common sites I've used for years are not allowed, has perhaps corrupted my aol software. 1 person needs an answerI do too

Have you tried uninstalling I.E. and then reinstalling it?We are talking about the content adviser built into I.E. correct?

The OP doesn't need to uninstall IE and, since we don't know what version of IE the OP has, it may not be uninstallable anyway. You are a menace."Sandyneedsanswers" - This is not something you can get answered here in the MS forums. A quick Google search using the search term "remove content advisor password" will give you numerous links which will help.MS-MVP - Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!