Windows 10: Can't recover daily microsoft account of 12+ years without Xbox that I haven't owned in 2 years

I got pinged for unusual activity i've been on the same PC at the same address for 2 years. - No email goes to the recovery email which I have access to no matter how many times I click it, clear inbox, cache, etc.- The phone number is an old one that I have not had access to since I moved here 2 years agoSo I did the account recovery option and it asked me a ton of questions that I answered correctly then asked me for an Xbox console ID?? I haven't had an Xbox since I moved here either.I've used this account daily and can verify every bit of security over the phone, but when I get to the p

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Linking my xbox account with my epic games but didn t received the bundle

I had redeemed a fortnite bundle code for xbox so I redeemed on microsoft and then linked my xbox account with my epic games account because I play normaly on PC .But when I went in to the game on PC I haven t got my bundle.Please help me with my problem.

 

Tozo T-12 Earbuds

Hello, I'm Jan and I'm happy to help you today. Please try each method below to troubleshoot the Bluetooth Tozo T-12 earbuds

1. Search "Bluetooth"

Select "Bluetooth and other devices settings"

from the list select your Bluetooth Tozo T-12 device

Click Remove device

Press Yes.

2. Search Device Manager

Open Device Manager

Click on "View"

Check "Show hidden devices"

Expand Bluetooth

Then right-click on your Bluetooth earbuds

Then uninstall All the drivers related to your Tozo T-12 earbuds

Restart your computer.

Then try to pair again your Bluetooth device.

3. Search Control Panel

Open Control Panel

Click View by: Large Icons

Select Devices and printers

from the list of devices

right-click on your Bluetooth speaker

then select properties

click service tab.

then put a check on all the features under the Bluetooth services.

click apply then ok.

 

Must be at least 12 years old.

Not sure if the above solution solved it, but I have a related issue.

I'm a parent, and I am wondering if there is a way to get around this 12-year-old limitation via parental controls, etc..

The reason is that there are instances where this age limit doesn't make sense. For a example, Microsoft strangely says that you have to be at least 12 years old to use Microsoft Word Mobile.

I am a parent of 2 children, one 13 and the other 11. On my home desktop (Windows 10 Pro), MS Store allows my 13 year-old to download and install Word Mobile, but it does not allow my 11 year old. (I guess MS knows the age of my kids because they are signing
into their accounts with their own Microsoft login, which has their personal profile).

But it seems ridiculous that MS is saying you have to be 12 to use Word. That means until they are in 7th grade, they can't use Word?? But schools give out homework to be done in Word. MS touts itself as the educational champions (per their advertisements
that feature elementary / junior high school teachers). But then they won't allow 6th graders to use word, because they are under 12?

I understand that because of some research functions built into Word, maybe it would be a good idea to limit the age of children using Word. But as a parent, I've set up parental controls and net filters.. and now I want to install Word into my 11-year-old's
account.

But there doesn't seem to be a workaround.

Is there some way that I can install Word and Powerpoint onto my child's account? (Powerpoint has the same problem, by the way).