With Windows Vista you can choose to allow or restrict specific game titles, limit play to games with a certain rating, or block games with scary or inappropriate content. In other words, zombies and guns are out, while educational games stay in. If you don't want your kids on the computer on Sundays, for example, because you'd prefer they get some fresh air instead, you can specify which days and times they are allowed PC access.
Here's a rundown of the other ways Windows Vista can help you set limits on your kids' computer usage:
Time limits: Set a limit as to how long children can use the computer
Web restrictions: Restrict the websites kids can visit and what they're allowed to download.
Game restrictions: Restrict the types of computer games children can play.
Application restrictions: Apply limits so kids can only run applications you have approved.
Activity reports: Get a detailed report of what your kids have been doing on the computer, including games played, websites visited and applications used.
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