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#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING INSTALL#
#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING UPDATE#
#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING WINDOWS 8#

#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING UPDATE#

One of the changes Microsoft tossed into the Windows 10 Anniversary Update is for the children blocking some third-party browsers by default is supposedly meant to keep kids safer.Īlthough Edge is one of the most unpopular browsers, according to NetMarketShare, usage by desktop users has inched from 3.07 percent in January to 5.16 percent in August. This time it is Microsoft, desperate for people to use its Edge browser. Tip: (On the device that is experiencing the issue) You will find Battery Saver on the Action Centre, or by typing Battery Saver in as a Windows Search term.When all else fails, some people play the desperate “ it’s for the children” card. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to prevent your child from turning it back on. Please, anyone who is having this issue, turn Battery Saver off and let me know whether this resolved the issue for you. I am guessing that when battery saver is enabled it must prevent windows from polling the server for family safety configuration, effectively bypassing it entirely. I then tried this on a different device and had the same outcome. Off and it kicked me straight out, saying time was up. I then logged back into the child account without any issue. I logged back in as a parent account and turned battery saver on. Off the machine locked and said that time was up.

#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING INSTALL#

I noticed that windows had pending updates and that it would not install them because battery saver was enabled.

My son had this issue with his tablet, it was ignoring all of the family safety times and not reporting properly. I think that I might have identified the root cause of this issue, and I hope that Microsoft sees this post and takes a look quickly, because if any children see this post first they can actually bypass family safety using a very simple trick. The author has found a little noticed comment on which says we have to force our kids to use a Microsoft browser.Īmazing arrogance and pathetic communication from Microsoft. Things" for us? But that's a different rant.) Are they just bots? Or hourly rate subcontractors who "bing

#WINDOWS LIVE FAMILY SAFETY NOT WORKING WINDOWS 8#

(Amazingly, there are 14 different "Microsoft Support Engineers" who all post canned responses about Windows 8 - singing from the same incorrect hymn sheet and not actually listening to users. This is one of 14 reports of the same issue, on different threads, in the same forum, in the past week:

Keep us posted on Windows related queries and we will be happy to assist you further. Refer the following Microsoft help article. If the issue still persist, it might appears that the Child account is not configure correctly. I suggest you to remove the Family Safety and configure it again.Īfter creating the child account, you can then go to the Family Safety website, login using the parent account and then manage your child's restrictions and monitoring options. I suggest you to login with your parental account and check if you are able to manage the family settings.

Are the settings on the Family Safety options on your computer are the same with the one on.

Which web browser are you using on the system?.

I would appreciate if you can provide us the following information to help us understand the issue better. I understand the inconvenience you are facing currently. Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.