Windows 10: How do I determine how much time a child has left, and view a history of when and how much...

I'm having a problem with one child's account not limiting screen time at all. I have verified the account, updated windows, restarted the machine several times, none of these things fix it. I'd like to see a listing of when she was granted time and how much so that I can rule out whether she is granting herself more time.

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Child's web activity

Hello Keith,

Thank you for keeping us posted and we appreciate your patience on this issue.

I suggest you to use the below steps to check for the browsing history within the timeframe you wish to see.

• Once you’ve logged in you can view your child’s activity reports by clicking or tapping the link next to their name in the
  Family Summary.
• Click on "View all" where it appears after "Most popular websites,"
  "Latest blocked pages" or "Latest Searches." This will load the
  "Web Activity" tab and display the requested information.
• From here, you can filter your results using the drop-down boxes at the top of the window. Select the date range you want to view and click or tap
  "Show Activity."

Hope it helps this time.

Thank you.

 

Windows 10 View Update History

There is no "View your update history" option in the Advanced option Window. Things have apparently changed since you posted this. Have another suggestion?

 

Child activity reporting

Hello,

You might be facing this issue due to the account is not configured properly.
Kindly refer to the steps below on how to reconfigure your
Family Safety feature for your Windows 10 device.

To remove a child

• From a web browser, go to
  http://account.microsoft.com/family and sign in with the Microsoft account of an adult in the family.
• To remove a child, choose Remove at the top of the section labeled
  Select a child to view or edit their settings.
• Select the person you want to remove from the family.
• Select the Remove button that appears when you've chosen the person to remove.

To add a child to your family

• Sign in at
  account.microsoft.com/family.
• If this is your first time setting up a family, select Add a child.
  
  If you've already added child accounts to your family, go to Select a child to view or edit their settings and then select
  Add.
• Enter your child's email address and select Send invite. If your child doesn't have an email address, select
  Create a new email address for your child and follow the instructions on the screen.
  

If the suggestion above doesn't work, feel free to post back so we can further troubleshoot.