Windows 10: I randomly got family restrictions, then i left my family but i still have them.

I couldnt access google because it just said to ask for permission. Then i left from my family but it is still appearing.

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Family restrictions on adult account

Hello Erik,

There are several reasons for this issue to happen. if you’re sure that your account should not be included in a family restriction, we suggest that you check the below articles:

• Turn off family settings in Windows 10
• How do I turn off family features?

These articles contain steps that you can perform to help you resolve your issue.

Keep us updated with the results.

 

Microsoft Family Restrictions- Not in a family

I am 18 and I keep getting Microsoft family restriction randomly. I am not in a family group nor was I in one in the past with other people. When I first got my surface pro 8 I did create a family group, but I was the only one in it-- I was basically in a "family" but it was just myself and I never put restrictions on myself. And I was the organizer? Why would the organizer have restrictions? I also never added any other account to my family. It was literally just myself. I really like Microsoft edge but this problem keeps happening. I have restarted my computer. Nothing changes.

"Just send a request to an adult in your family" I am the adult? And I also left my "family" (the one where I was the only person in it) But I keep getting the same issue.

 

Microsoft family restrictions

Hi,

You actually need your parent to turn off any restrictions on your account. I'm afraid you need to get yourself back to your family temporarily. These are the instructions for an adult account.

• Go to account.microsoft.com/family and sign in with your Microsoft account.
• To remove a child, find their name, then select Content restrictions. Turn off any settings you may have enabled. Then go back to your family’s page, find the child’s name again, and select More options > Remove
  from family.
• If you want to remove a child because they’re now an adult, or if an adult account has been misclassified as a child account, they’ll need to verify
  their account.

I personally think you should be good without doing the third step, but I can't give you a guarantee.

Hope it does the trick. In case of any issues, I'm happy to help you more when needed. If it worked, please mark the answer as helpful.