Windows 10: Issue with Microsoft family features "sign in so you dont miss out popup"

Hello. I am running windows 11 pro and i have been facing an issue ever since I've left my family group. So i was in a family group, and i one day left it. Once i left it, i cannot open some apps including some system apps and i face the popup saying to "sign in so i dont miss out". when i click on "sign in", the login screen gets stuck on "just a moment" for hours, then closes. I am no longer a part of the family group, but still face the issue.i have tried:migrating my local account to a microsoft accountremoving my microsoft account from the pcdisabling and stopping the parental controls

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Family Features Popup

There is a popup whenever I do almost anything on the computer that tells me to sign in to family features and it is getting annoying. Can someone tell me how to disable this. I dont need this feature I use the computer alone.

 

Microsoft Family Features issues...

Hello
MaverickRobot4670,

To disable family features and turn off family settings on Windows 10, I suggest that you follow the steps outlined in these support articles:

• How do I turn off family features?
• Turn off family settings in Windows 10

Make sure you're signed in with your Microsoft account to
account.microsoft.com/family.

For more information about troubleshooting family features, please see this
forum article
created by Daniel Strommen [MSFT].

Please respond to this thread to let me know how the issue progresses. Similarly, if you have more questions, please inform me by replying to this post.

 

Microsoft Family Features

Hello Laura,

To disable family features and turn off family settings on Windows 10, I suggest that you follow the steps outlined in these support articles:

• How do I turn off family features?
• Turn off family settings in Windows 10

Make sure you're signed in with your Microsoft account to
account.microsoft.com/family. For more information about troubleshooting issues with family features, please see this
forum article
created by Daniel Strommen [MSFT].

If you would like me to provide additional advice, simply respond to this thread. I will get notified and I’ll reply to you as soon as I can.