I can I reverse the block that was put on my device over my network

What other buttons do you have available? What are you trying to reverse? Just a guess, put try pressing the "Pause" button (to un-pause) or the "Stop" button. Then try reverse again. It could be batteries, or something blocking the path of the infrared beam from the remote. Again, I'm just guessing since we don't know what device you are using. I hope this helps at least some.
Happy 4th! :-)

try putting blocks in front of front tires about 2 feet away push in clutch let it roll to a stop at blocks might free it

It can happen only from blockers side no reversal possible from your end

Hi well unfortunately you may have a problem please see below...
PUKs, or personal unblocking keys, are used to unblock a mobile phone which becomes blocked. Mobile phones may become blocked when a PIN (personal identification number) is entered incorrectly on three consecutive occasions. In some instances, the phone may become blocked, which requires a PUK to unblock it, and in other instances, the SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card itself becomes blocked and again will require a PUK to unblock it. Mobile phones are also blocked when they are reported stolen and if there is an outstanding payment on the account. It is important to differentiate between unblocking phones (using a PUK) and unlocking mobile phones (using another type of code). NOTE: It is a criminal offence for anyone to attempt to unblock a mobile phone, other than the network provider who put the block on the phone. If your phone has become blocked by mistake, for example you have entered the PIN incorrectly on three consecutive occasions, then you need to contact the mobile phone network operator with your details. To explain a little more, specific to your mobile phone network, You need to go to your Service providers, web site & navigate your way to the specific PUK details for your mobile phone network operator. Usually you have to Register your phone to get a PUK code.
Now IF this isn't the problem, then you may have to perform a "Factory reset" this should put the unit back to "New" as it were, it WILL erase all existing DATA though...Please use the manual below to assist you.http://www.o2.co.uk/deviceinfo/device-pdfs/lgks360eng.pdf

Hi,

If you have IMEI no of your stolen phone then report it to your local operator to block the device. It is only your local operator that can block the phone.This makes your network provider to put your phone's IMEI no in a shared database called as an Equipment Identity Register (EIR) which reduces the threats of theft of handsets by enabling individual operators to prevent the use of stolen handsets in their own network.

Now to make the stolen phone inaccessible in other networks (service providers) also, your IMEI no is transferred to Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) which is a database of the IMEI numbers of blacklisted handsets. Once the device number is listed on CEIR, it wouldn't work with any of the network provider.

Please contact your network provider now.

Regards

If its a wireless connection .try to put password on yuor wireless router .this will prevent them from accessing internet..Hope this helps.

Usually this refers to the netgear network router that is used where you are trying to connect to facebook. Whomever owns the network equipment is likely blocking facebook. If you are the one who owns the equipment I would recommend logging into the web interface of the Netgear router, going into the Block Site option on the left hand side (see pic below) and unblock the reference to Facebook.
The web interface, by default, is http://192.168.1.1 and is protected my a username (admin) and password which you would have set when you first configured the device. If you don't know the password you will need to reset the router using the instructions provided by netgear on their website (http://www.netgear.com) under support.
I hope this helps!
Here's the pic of this web interace window:

you nooob

This harder then you may think.

If you only have a 5GT FW to use to block this.
Then your best bet would be to figure out the network blocks for the Chat networks...simply block all traffic to these IP's.

-Greg

Go to Control Panel
Double click on Netowrk Connections
Double Click on your Network adapter
Click on Properties
Click on the advanced Tab
Windows Firewall Click on Settings
Click on the Exceptions tab
In the list put a check mark in all your Kodak software and devices that apply

Good Luck