Windows 10: I Can’t use Capilot. I’m 20 year’s old, capilot thinks I’m under 18 years old. Nothing is...

We’ll. Capilot thinks I’m less than 18 years. It’s been a month now . I open Capilot and I’m blocked apparently I’m not 18 years old . I tried everything. My date of birth is correct, and I’m actually 20 years old . I’ve updated my age 5 times now . Nothing seems to change .

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i can't download anything and i m 20 year old

recently purchased a Windows Phone 8, specifically the Lumia 720. However, whenever I try to download apps it tells me "My Family must be set up before you can buy this item. Ask your parent to set up My Family settings on windowsphone.com." I'm 20 years
old, so I'm quite sure I qualify as an adult. The windows phone page does not allow me to modify any My Family settings.



I tried putting in my birth date on the Hotmail account, in addition to setting myself as an adult on Xbox Live, yet the issue still prevents me from downloading any apps on the phone.



How can I get rid of this limitation?

 

System Refusing to Boot from M.2 after plugging in old SSD boot drive.

So I've been troubleshooting this for the past two hours now and nothing is working.

I needed more space on my computer so I remembered the old SSD that used to be the original boot drive for my PC that was just sitting in there unused. I upgraded to the Samsung 960 Evo years ago and used the Samsung Data Migration to move things over.

I plugged in the old drive and my computer booted to it instead of the M.2 (Samsung 960 EVO) that I've been using for the past 5-6 years. I restarted and booted to BIOS to change the boot priority, but my M.2 was not listed. I turned the system off, unplugged the old SSD and then turned the computer back on, but it still refused to boot to the M.2.

Eventually, after re-connecting the old SSD, I was able to get it to recognize the M.2 as a boot option, but even after disabling the old SSD as a boot option and making the M.2 #1 in the boot priority, it still will only boot to the old SSD. Also, it still refuses to boot to the M.2 even with the old SSD unplugged. It will try to start up a few times then will say "Preparing Automatic Repair."

My goal is to simply wipe and reformat the old SSD to use as some extra space on my computer, but now I'm all sorts of messed up.
If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears! Thank you!

 

im over 18 years old, how do i accept the terms and conditions?

im over 18 years old, how do i accept the terms and conditions?