Windows 10: You're not quite old enough for this.

I recently upgraded to Windows 10 and I would like to download Dolby Access to edit my audio settings from what they are right now. However, when I go to download it, it gives me a notification that I am not old enough, as Dolby Access is a 17+ app. I looked at my profile and the birthday was listed incorrectly as 2003 rather than 2000. I updated the information to the correct birthdate, but I still can't download the app as it says I'm not old enough.

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Need old Windows Start menu

Hi,

I realize that you need the old Windows start menu. I will try to help you with this issue.

You can click the hash icon located above the 3D Builder icon to check if that helps.

Suggest you to follow these steps to check if that helps:

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  Press Windows key + I to get the Settings screen.
  
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  Click on Personalization and click Start.
  
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  Enable the feature for “use start full screen”.
  

Keep us informed to help you further.

Thank you.

 

ASUS Radeon R9 380X Strix 4GB

I believe he does that...

 

Closer, but not quite there


When the steps listed above are followed to the letter, I do not have the inactive search box problem. All custom applications and file systems changes are intact. Good troubleshooting idea spelling it out this way. Thanks!

Of course since no XML was used for this procedure during sysprep or deployment, the profile is not copied and the manual installation process doesn't scale well. However, going about it this way suggests that the issue we're seeing has to do with profiles and search, not something more fundamental.

I didn't mean to push Kari on this. He's kept a lot of us hopeful through some darker builds. Release Enterprise code using ADK tools actually works very smoothly - much better than anticipated. No more crashes. The non-functional search box for new users setup on a copyprofile sysprepped machine seems to be the last quirk.

I should note that many of us realize that CopyProfile seems like a granular luxury for UI branding, when in our view it's pretty essential in that it carries IE settings (Edge isn't quite ready) as well as a lot of helper app and user maintenance settings. You can almost get there with MDT and IEAK and so on, but the beauty of CopyProfile is that it captures everything in one compressed file and that makes for a very fast, highly customized deployment. You have to sysprep anyway so...

Thanks to everyone for keeping this thread alive. We had the same frustrations with 8 and it resolved beautifully in 8.1. I think we're on a much quicker path to resolution this go-round.