Windows 10: Moving Minecraft from parent's account to child's

How to move a game from parent's Microsoft account to child's account? I bought a game using my account, and the game is available only in my account, and my son doesn't have access to his Minecraft. Is there any possibility to move the game to my son's account? I don't want my son to use my Microsoft Account to play the game. I know that Family Link allows to share downloaded resources between Family members, but I can't find similar option in Microsoft Family Safety. The game was downloaded from official game website.

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add parent to exisitng child account

If you are talking about my family then you don't add the parent to the child account you add the child to the parent account. First go to windowsphone.com and sign in using the parent account, then in the top right corner click my family, there should
then be steps on how to activate my family and how to add the children.

 

Minecraft Servers- child?

Hi,

A Parent account can manage or control the Child account's privacy and online safety settings online. To change or remove the restrictions on your child's profile, you may follow the steps below:

• Sign in to your account on the
  Xbox account settings page.
• Select the gamertag of the child account which you want to edit.
• Go to the Xbox One/Windows 10 Online Safety.
• Set Join multiplayer games to Allow.
• Save your settings.

Make sure that the restrictions are also removed from the
Microsoft Family page.

• Sign in to your account and look for the child account's email address.
• Click on Content restrictions.

If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to reply to this post anytime.

 

Child Account

Hi
Izzy1412,

Thank you for the response.

We truly understand the urgency here. Here in the forums, we're unable to call you. We highly suggest you Contact
Support for further assistance.

What we can do here is provide the online support pages that helps you out with the steps needed to resolve issues and provide insight on different types
of accounts.

Parental consent and Microsoft child accounts will
provide you information how a parent and child accounts are created.

If you're being asked for parental consent, the birthdate on your account indicates that you're underage. You mentioned you are 17, which means you're underage and the
account is considered a child type. To resolve this, please have the parent account assigned to your account provide consent. Only the parent account can do this.

This is in compliance with regulations that require parental consent:

• Child Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) – United States
• General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – European Union
• Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) – South Korea

If this answer your question, we highly encourage you to inform our Community by clicking on Yes or marking my post as an answer. This will help other
members who may have the same issue as you. Otherwise, don't hesitate to update us so we can further assist you.

Kind Regards,

Marrion Y.