How to kill Zscaler from school computers?

Doesn't alter the fact you lied. I've not let my bereavement give me a negative view of women, causing me to redefine rape, and attack feminism. Your divorce has, it's given you a jaded World view and impacts on the advice you give men about women. Quite often it's a relevant point to bring up, your attitude didn't come from a vacuum. Someone receiving your cockeyed advice needs to know where it comes from.

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For the most part, the person who has physical control of a computer owns the computer. There is one complication.

If I had this computer, the first thing I would do is to boot it up in the BIOS mode (you usually do this by pressing and holding the F1 key while the computer is booting up).

Then from the menu, I would see what the UEFI mode is set to, and then I would go from there. The UEFI locks down the operating system, but I suspect that most school computers don't use this.

But, of course, doing this sort of thing has some degree of difficulty.... and there is a risk of you doing something wrong making the computer unusable untill the school reimages it.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Maxdancona, Izzy, you are both acting like poisonous creeps. I had thought better of you, Izzy. You have turned this thread into something shameful.
Take your stupid feud elsewhere.

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Actually i do have an administrator password.
Most proxy websites are blocked by Zscaler

I have a OS X mac not a windows

Thanks Iz. Us oldsters have enough to worry about...