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You have the choice to allow or restrict access to On Demand programming with the On Demand Lock feature in the Spectrum Guide. When this feature is enabled, access to any On Demand programming will require you to enter your PIN.

Press the Guide button on your remote to bring up the program guide. Continue pressing the guide button to cycle through your channels lists ? the titles of each channel list shows below the picture on the left. Stop when you hit ?Subscribed?. The guide is now showing just your subscribed channels.

Select Parental Controls from the Settings menu. You have to make a 4-digit PIN to access parental controls. It is a customer-selected number and is necessary to turn on/off the parental controls. The Spectrum Receiver allows the use of three different PIN types for various features.

Parental Controls let you decide what programs your kids can watch, and block content you don't want them to see. You'll need to set a Personal Identification Number (PIN) to block programming by specific channel or show rating. You must set Parental Controls on each individual Spectrum receiver (cable box).

View Accessibility Options Press the Menu button on your remote, scroll to Settings & Support using the arrow buttons and then press OK/Select. Accessibility should be highlighted. Choose from these options: Closed Captioning: Turn the feature ON or OFF. ... Highlight Save and then press OK/Select to confirm your changes.

You may have a connection problem. Check all equipment for loose or damaged cables. If Parental Controls are turned on, you may not see restricted channels or be able to rent On Demand material. Networks are sometimes retired, renamed or move to different channel numbers.