Windows 10: Microsoft asking for permission of an adult while I'm the family administrator

Im the family administrator

1st my son tried to install game through his account but the massage of "request permission appear to him"

I got no notification

so i tried to install it from my account on the PC with surprise of same massage

then i removed all the family safety option member by member

then same massage appeared


please help me to restore control on my PC

:)

 

Microsoft Family spurious "ask for permission" message

Thank you for your reply.



I'm sorry to hear that you are facing the issue again.



Just to narrow down the issue, I suggest you to
follow the methods mentioned below.

Method 1

1. Login to
   https://account.microsoft.com/family/ with the Microsoft Account and check if it says Adult/child account.
   
2. After checking the credentials, see if it is part of a family then remove it from the family group and check the status of the issue.
   

If the issue still persists, refer method 2.



Method 2

I suggest you to create a new user profile in Windows 10 and check the status of the issue.

Refer the article Create a local user or administrator account
in Windows 10 for the steps.



Regards,

Muralidhar

Microsoft Community Moderator

 

Ask for permission You'll need to ask an adult in your family if you can use: Google Chrome

Also if you are an adult in your family and you are still having this issue do this.

• Ask for permission to use the program
• go onto another web browser and log into the other email you or a family member uses
• if you are not in the family tab add your self to the children's accounts
• accept the request to use the program
• then remove yourself from the children's account and into the adult section

Hope this helps.

 

Microsoft Family Features: Ask for permission on an adult account

I have a computer in my house that recently lost a hard drive. To fix the problem, I ended up installing a new hard drive and doing a clean install of Windows 10 Pro 64 bit version. It has all the latest patches and updates installed. This clean install
is only a few weeks old. Several days ago, I ended up with a really annoying bug. Every time I start up the computer and log into Windows, I get the following error message:

Microsoft family features

Ask for permission

You'll need to ask an adult in your family if you can use:

Cortana

Trace ID: 868Gj4oVN0+Kmu4G.1 (PFN:Microsoft.Windows.Cortana_cw5n1h2txyewy)

This only happens when I first log in, not at any other time. I am not only an adult, but also the computer owner. I already checked, and my account does have user, administrator, and device owner permissions. The problem should not have anything to do
with corrupt files because it is a new drive and a clean install less than a month old. All I can think is that perhaps I did something wrong when I was setting up app permissions during the initial install process since I don't like Cortana and didn't want
to give it full access to my system. I am not sure what else to check, and I really do not want to do yet another Windows install since this one is less than a month old already. Does anyone have any suggestions for anything else I can check other than
account types that I have not already checked?