Windows 10: Why does OMEN Gaming Hub pop up in steam ever since family safety was set up?

Hello and good evening, my name is Hassan. Ever since my mom set up family safety on my computer, set herself as administrator, and I removed myself from administrator role, this pop up message from OMEN Gaming Hub pops up every time I launch and end a game on steam. The message asks if it's allowed to make changes to my device, which a box below it for my mom's Microsoft pin. I spoke with HP Software department over the phone, he said it's likely because I'm not the administrator anymore and to run steam games, admin role is required. if I was still admin, it would break Microsoft family safe

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not working omen gaming hub

When you log in to Omen Gaming Hub, you get the error "OMEN Gaming Hub is not supported in this region." Can you explain what to do about it???

 

How to turn off Family safety settings

Hello Michael,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that you are trying to remove the family safety settings. We will help you.

I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps you regarding the
family safety settings.

Turn off family settings in Windows 10

• To turn off family settings for a child in your family, sign in at account.microsoft.com/family. Then choose one of these
  options:
  • Remove them from family settings by choosing Remove, then selecting their account, then selecting
    Remove again. They’ll still be able to sign in to their PCs, but this will remove any family limits that you set.
  • Or select them from the main family page, which will bring you to their Recent activity. If
    Activity reporting is turned On, turn it
    Off. Then repeat for the other settings pages (Web browsing, Apps, games & media, Screen time, Purchase & spending), making sure that those switches are turned
    Off.

Hope it helps. Keep us posted to help you better.

 

Setting up Family safety settings in Windows

Hello Ajay,

I realize that you are trying to setup the Microsoft Family Safety settings.

• Which version of operating system are you using to setup the Family Safety?

If you are using the Windows 10 then I suggest you to refer the below information and check if it helps.

It’s easy to share your Windows 10 PC with family members. Add family members using "Add a family member" from your PC's Settings, and they’ll be able to use that PC as well. And you're always in control. You can allow or block them from using
a PC at any time.

Add kids to your family to help them stay safer online. Adults in the family can view reports of kids’ online activity, limit how long and when they use their devices, and help make sure they don't see inappropriate websites, apps, or games.

I suggest you to create a family safety account in Windows 10
and check if it helps.

Refer: Set up family features in Windows 10

Hope this information helps. Keep us posted to help you better.