Windows 10: Unable to remove account from family group also unable to gain access to account marked for...

I created a child's account.I inadvertently added to it the wrong family group that I am also an administrator of.It says I cannot remove my child from the group, which is incorrect:Family members under statutory age need an adult's consent to join a family group. Only the adult that granted consent for T can remove this family member. Ask the family organizer who granted T consent to remove T from the family group.So I decided to delete his account which I thought would remove it but it did not because it takes a month to delete for some reason. So I tried to reactivate the account to use it

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Unable to remove a child from Family Group

Hi, Steve.

I'm Jen, I'm also an Outlook user just like you. I'm not working for Microsoft but I'd be happy to help you figure this out.

I understand you're unable to remove an account from your Microsoft family group. Based on the error you encountered, it looks like the consent to the account was given by a different adult/organizer. To remove the account, you must remove the consent first using the organizer account that granted it. For the steps, I shared the support page below. Please refer to the "Remove a family member from group" section and check step 4.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-bil...

I hope this helps. Feel free to share how it went.

Kind regards.

 

Last member (Adult) unable to leave Family group










winver: 19041.113

I'd like to leave this family(-group) to join another, but I've been seeing this same error for several days now, across at least a couple reboots.

Additional information: I've sent this account an invite from the other family, and get the invite here. If I try to accept the invite, it says I must leave my current family first. I get the link to leave, but the same error.

Any ideas?

 

Last member (Adult) unable to leave Family group

Why not set up an admin account with documented password, add it to the family group? Then you can take your account out, and still have (or leave) an admin/family group access account available. Just a thought/suggestion...
HTH,
--Ed--