Windows 10: My Microsoft 365 acct is signed into two family computers, will they still work if I sign...

I am signed into Family 365 on my parent's computer and my in-laws. If I sign these two devices out of my 365 account, will the computers still run like usual, just without access to Office and my One Drive? No one else uses the One Drive except for me. Will their local computer files and pictures be unaffected if I sign out?

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broken "family member needs to sign in"

Parental controls stopped working. Family.Microsoft.com has alert: "Your family member needs to sign in to their Windows 10 device AngLaptop2014 for family features to work.

But the "how to fix this" says

• Select Accounts > Family & other people
• Under Your family, select your family member, then select Allow
• Have your family member sign in with their Microsoft account if asked to

And the steps don't apply. The account is already allowed, and there is no option to change that.

Now what???

 

Settings sign in MS acct. gets an error


I'm on a local account trying to sign into the microsoft one. I can sign in on any browser and even to use one drive but if I go into settings and try to login or pick microsoft store I get the error that something went wrong. Thanks

 

Smart Card does not work with Microsoft 365 to sign digitally

Microsoft 365 software does not recognize the smart cards connected to the laptop when signing digitally. It used to work long time ago, but stopped working. Most digital IDs are registered in laptop, but now the software does not see the cards. I can
sign without any problems using Acrobat and other software.

Any tips on how to solve the issue? Due to remote work, I require to sign digitally many documents

[Moved from: Microsoft 365 and Office / Unknown/other / Windows 10 / Microsoft 365 Family]