Windows 10: You will need to ask an adult for permission to use this web site

Hi.I am the parent and family organiser in my group but I still get the "you will need to ask an adult for permission to use this website" message.How do I stop this. It is really annoying. it is usually when I try to buy something. I have re organised my family group but no joy. I need to fix this as it is becoming a real problem.thank you

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Ask for permission You'll need to ask an adult in your family if you can use: Google Chrome

Also if you are an adult in your family and you are still having this issue do this.

• Ask for permission to use the program
• go onto another web browser and log into the other email you or a family member uses
• if you are not in the family tab add your self to the children's accounts
• accept the request to use the program
• then remove yourself from the children's account and into the adult section

Hope this helps.

 

Asking for an adults permission

I am the adult in my Family Account why is it asking me to get permission for anything on my laptop? If this keeps up I will never use this again. It has happened a few times and it is for a stupid app. The sticky Notes App. This needs to get handled across
the board. I am tired of it happening. This is not the first time but it will be the last.

 

Google Chrome asking for adult permissions to access

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you receive error while asking permission from adult for accessing Google Chrome. I would like to know the exact error message/code you receive.



However, since you have mentioned that you are using a child account, the work around would be to converting the child account to a local user account and try using Chrome. Kindly follow the steps to convert the child account to local account.

1. Go to Settings > Account >
   Your info.
   
2. Now click on Sign in to a
   local account instead.
   
3. Follow the on-screen instructions.
   

If you are an adult and still using a child account refer the article
Parental consent and Microsoft child accounts for more information.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator