Windows 10: How to enable third party software access on my child's account in Windows 10 laptop?

On the Family Microsoft Dashboard page, I clicked on "Manager my child's profile info".

Then this page popped up, but it did not give me any option to enable third party software access on my child's Microsoft account. When I clicked on "view your family settings", it took me back to my Family Microsoft Dashboard partial screen capture shown above.



Can anyone help me to enable third party access on child's Microsoft account, please? Every time, my child needs to use the third party art program software for his virtual art class, I have entered my Microsoft account password. This happens to Zoom software on the laptop as well. I just want to grand a permanent access to certain third party softwares, so that I don't have to enter passcode every single time it is being used. Thank you very much!

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Enable 3rd party access to a child account

I have been struggling with this all afternoon but i think i have resolved the issue! If you login to your outlook/microsoft account (as an adult) and click family in the dropdown list, scroll down beyond the childrens’ accounts until you get to Manage My
Child’s Profile Info (NOT Manage Permissions). Click this and then click manage this child’s access to 3rd party apps. Enable this and bob’s your uncle!

 

Enable 3rd party access to a child account

I am trying to enable access to 3rd party apps for my daughter's child account. When attempting to add outlook.com to Mail app on iOS, it is asking me to go to account.live.com/mk to enable 3rd party access to her account. when i go to that link, only 1
of my 4 children are on that page and she is not one of them so i cant enable access. I am not able to find where i can enable 3rd party access when i click on family and go to her account. that page is mostly windows 10 setting and nothing for 3rd party apps
that i can find.

Moved from: Outlook.com / Security, privacy, and accounts / Other

 

Child Account Get Greyed Out

Thanks for the suggestion, but I did the following instead.

I have another laptop, 2 weeks old, with Windows 10 Home on it.

On that one, I tried the same steps with the child account, and got the exact same results.