Windows 10: Family settings for parental control Windows 10 in domain

Hello guys,


I am running couple of PCs Windows 10 mixed Pro with Enterprise attached to my domain. All controlled by W2016.


I try to put more restriction on my youngsters using Family groups.

Unluckily - no go.

I can't see straight forward that option in Accounts.

I linked Microsoft accounts to my youngsters and I am attached as Parent.

Everything looks fine in family.microsoft.com .

All Operator Stations are green with latest build 1903.


I guess, I have missing something, or...it doesn't work with domain user accounts I expect - this is the reason.


I run the same idea on my Apple environment and it works perfectly, it works on Xbox, it works on PS4 synchronized etc.

Only Windows is "backdoor"


Please advice.


I guess, I am not the first guy with that dilemma in the Worlds.


Cheers,

Marek

:)

 

Parental Control Settings

Hi Taylor,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We would suggest you to refer to the steps mentioned by ‘Loraine Mon’ in the thread

how do I turn off parental controls.



You can also go through
Set up parental controls for Windows 10 and Xbox One for more details.





Hope it helps.

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Xbox one parental control problems

Hi AderallAdmiral,

Xbox One safety features enable you to control what kinds of content each of your family members can access on Xbox One by providing parental controls to child Xbox account.
To give you an idea, child Xbox accounts needs to have a parent Xbox account associated to give parental controls. If your account is requesting a parental control, there's a possibility that your account is a child Xbox account which is added
to the Xbox Family on the old Xbox One. Regarding your concern, let's try to confirm if your account is a child account or an adult account. Kindly sign into
https://account.microsoft.com, then go to
Family tab. You should be able to see the parent account associated.

If the parent account associated is available, I suggest that you sign in the parent Xbox account on the console to allow your child Xbox account to make a purchase or play multiplayer. You may refer to this
link as your guide on how you can manage the privacy and online safety settings of the child Xbox account.

If your account is already an adult Xbox account and no parent account associated, I suggest that you change your privacy and online safety by signing on to your Xbox account on the Xbox One and perform the following steps:

• From Home, go to Settings > All Settings.
• Under Privacy & online safety, select Xbox Live privacy.
• Choose a default, or customize your settings by selecting View details & customize.
• Restart your console once you're done.

Keep us updated with the results after performing the suggested solutions above.

 

Parental controls

Hi Freddie,

The My Family (Parental Controls) feature allows parents to restrict the access of content for your child's Windows Phone. To set up a Family account on your phone, we suggest that you visit this article:
My Family for Windows Phone.

We're just here if you need further assistance.

Regards.