Windows 10: how to stop sites from being restricted when i already left family safety?

I left family safety, and it still blocks websites and says, "You’ll need to ask to use this site If you want to, just send a request to an adult in your family." I left the family already. i am an adult now. I've had this on my computer since i was a child, and I'm very tired of it. It blocks everything, and i don't know what to do. please help!

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Hi Tom Haws,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I understand your inconvenience. We will assist you to resolve this issue.

Before we proceed, we require more information to assist you better.

• Which web browser are you using?
• Are the settings on the Family Safety options on your computer are the same with the one on
  http://familysafety.live.com?

I suggest you to login with your parental account and check if you are able to manage the family settings.



If the issue still persist, It might appears that the Child account is not configure correctly. I suggest you to remove the Family Safety and configure it again.

How do I remove Family Safety?

Account help

Now, setup Family Safety.

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After creating the child account, you can then go to the Family Safety website, login using the parent account and then manage your child's restrictions and monitoring options.

Refer the following Microsoft help article.

Filter apps and games with Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support

Note: The steps for Windows 8/8.1 applies to Windows 10

Hope this helps. Do let you if your issue is resolved. For another query, feel free to contact us.

Thank you.

 

Microsoft Family Safety web restrictions persist after I leave family.

Web restrictions were set up for my Microsoft account, which are very ineffective by the way, as they restrict completely random sites, but even after i left the family, switched to a local account, ended ALL Microsoft family safety processes, it still locks me out of certain sites.