Windows 10: Bypass Family Settings by conversion to Local Account

Old thread I know but worth bumping as this very thing happened to me. fix was easy as follows:
1. Create a new email account on google
2. Link local account back to new google account
3. varify MS account to google account
4. change child account to admin account (you are the admin)
5. log into child account
6. update registry regedit for current user, software, microsoft, current version, policies and create a control panel disallowed list (google it) and add 'user accounts' to. You have to logout and log back in to see it working.
7. go back to your admin account.
8. Make your child aco**** standard again.
9. to stop child from changing to local account in windows charms do this:
10. go to windows system (and sysWOW64) folders, look for userbrowser....exe files (so there are 2 of them)
11. select properties, security, select advanced.
12. take ownership
13. select security again, select admin, select RW
14. rename the file by adding .bak to the end.
15 Child can not run charm account changes now.
16. log back into child account select account in pc settings in charms, select log in with PIN
17. give them a pin number, eneter your child MS password (do not give them this)
18. log out
19.TEST...select child user, and select PIN entry.
20. log in, open computer settings, you should not see user accounts option.
21. use charms, local select will not open user account settings.

Thats it. Its a bit messy, but google regedit, DISallow and follow the registry settings guide...it is very simple. Make sure you do it to your child account. Dont give your kid your 'kids' ms account/emailo account linked to it...its only used for loggin in to the PC, they can have a seperate email account for general day to day.

October 2017...I just found out about this and it annoyed my my kid could bypass the settings.....hence this update to you parents out there. Good luck.