Windows 10: Screen time limit set to "Blocked" does not block login

Hi,


My son has lost use of the computer for a week so, earlier in the week, I went to the Family management page, selected "Screen time" for my son, and set the "Time limit" for every day to "Blocked".


I was surprised to see, under "Recent activity" - "Screen time", that he had spent 23 minutes on the computer yesterday.


I have been googling to see if "Blocked" does not mean what I think it means but I have had no luck.


Any ideas?


Thanks,


Michael

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computor blocked by child control time limits.

Hi,

I have a problem with windows 10, computor blocked by child control time limits. My child left the pc logged in his/ her naccount after time limits - now how do i get out of the message (french system)

"Votre compte possède une limitation horaire d'utilisation qui vos empêche de vous connecter..."

and login with another account?

 

call block

Hi Erika,

Regarding your concern, you can block unwanted calls or text messages using the
call+‎SMS filter app. To add a phone number to your blocked numbers list, on the start screen, tap , swipe to history, tap and hold the caller you want to block, and tap block
number.

You can also add numbers to your blocked numbers list from text messages.

To check the settings of call+SMS filter, go to settings > call+‎SMS filter.

Block calls and messages

• Switch Block calls+‎SMS to On.

Check which numbers are blocked

• Tap blocked numbers.

Get notifications about blocked calls or messages.

• Tap advanced, and switch Notifications to On.

We're just here if you have further questions.

Regards.

 

time limits for children

Hi,

Thank you for being a part of Windows 10.

When you add a child to your family, you can help make sure they're staying safe while they use the PC while still giving them the freedom to explore. You can make sure that adult websites are blocked, or specify just which sites you want your kids to see.
You can also make sure they can only use apps and games that are appropriate for their age, and you can set screen time limits to make sure they're not spending too much time in the virtual world. Kids can ask your permission to keep browsing when their time
is up, or to see or download anything that's blocked—together, you can decide the level of restriction that's right for them.

I would suggest you to try the steps from the following link:

Keep your kids safer on the PC (Applies to Windows 10)

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/set-pc-limits

Post us the results after you try the above steps.