Why should a keylogger block websites? That's not what it is meant for. Imagine the keylogger you plan to install on your daughters laptop does the same. That would be annoying wouldn't it?
If no suspicious service is started and no suspicious process is running, I suggest a clean install of Windows 10 from the recovery media (if it is brand new I suppose it's not an upgrade from Windows 7 or 8.1). That way you're sure there is no malware installed. And since it's brand new you won't lose much data (or should I say: you don't have to backup and restore much data).
Be sure not to connect to the other PC's on your LAN while doing this and testing. Some malware installs itselfs across the LAN. So for safety's sake: just turn them off.
Kees
I have 3 laptops in the house currently. ! brand new running Windows 10, the other 2 running Windows 7 home. I'm trying to get to a website to decide on purchasing a keylogger to put on my daughters laptop, but everytime I go to the site I get an error message saying Chrome or IE cannot connect. I've turned off all firewalls, virus scanners, reset security settings to the bare minimums and nothing. But all the other laptops and even phones in the house can get on the site. Is it possible the laptop I'm trying to use has a keylogger on it preventing it from connecting to this site? I've ran Malware Bytes and SpyBot both back to back. Found multiple malwares but looking at them it appears all were adware. If I need to post any further info please let me know. I need to find out if someone has possibly placed a keylogger on my laptop.

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