Remove the Enforcer Tool and uninstall the Cloudflare Warp application on your Windows computer to disconnect it from your Content Policy.

If you've taken the proper precautions to protect your connection on a Windows computer, it's important to follow the correct procedure to fully remove all tools used to enforce that connection.

Step 1: Remove the Enforcer Tool

Steps for removing the Enforcer Tool can be found on the Tech Lockdown dashboard by going to Tools > Windows > Enforcer Tool.

If you're not able to access the dashboard, please reach out to support and ask for access to the Windows Enforcer Remover.

Step 2: Uninstall the Cloudflare Application

• Open the Start Menu.
• Search for "Add or Remove Programs"; you should be taken to either the Control Panel or Windows Settings application
• Find Cloudflare One Client in the list.
• Choose Uninstall.

Note that you may have an older version of the Cloudflare application called "Cloudflare WARP". The instructions above should also work for this version, but it will be listed as "Cloudflare WARP" instead.

Confirm Filtering is Removed

Verify your Connection to Cloudflare and ensure that your ISP's servers are listed instead of Cloudflare.