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How do you unblock sites on an HP Chromebook? I’ve been trying for 4 years but I can only seem to unblock one website. More specifically, how do I delete the website blockers? By these, I mean Relay and Lightspeed User Agent. When I go to the part that says to uninstall extension it says that I cannot cause of Admin. How can I fix this?
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It can’t be done. The way Google does management it makes it impossible. You need to change the S/N and reset the Chromebook to remove it, but if you ever default back to the correct S/N you also bring the management back.
I’ve went into this more deeply in other posts. If there was a way trust me I'd have it. I also got past the filter in school so many times they gave up on stopping me so if I'm saying it's hopeless you know it is. See here for a detailed post.
Google has the serial number flagged as managed on the cloud - it cannot be bypassed. It’s a iCloud lock, but for Chromebooks.
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the reason i need to figure this out is because my teacher told me to do my work and the site is blocked
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impossible to do since the admin is tied to the chromebooks serial number unless you somehow guessed the administrators password to untie the chromebook (which won´t happen anytime soon) so you´re best bet is to just stop trying.
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well all i did was just kinda messed with the settings and unblocked everything hehe ??????????
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Yes, You can unblock every site by clicking on Lightspeed Filter Agent, click View web permissions, scroll down until you see Insecure Content and press Allow, Continue scrolling 'till you see Your device use, then press Block. There you go! you now have unblocked sites! Hope y'all find this helpful!
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i want all the websites to be unblocked on my hp chrome book please help me.
by Nathaniel Beauvil