block game updates for my microsoft family or set download limit per month.

Hello Talvaller,my name is Oskayra, I will be happy to help you in any way possible.

I'm so sorry for what you're going through. Starting in April 2023, Microsoft Family Safety allows you to set separate screen time limits for different devices. This means you can set a 2 hour per day limit for your child's computer, a 1 hour per day limit for their phone and a 30 minute per day limit for their tablet, to do that do the following.

Open the Microsoft Family Safety app.

Tap the name of the family member for whom you set screen time limits.

Go to the corresponding platform you want to set screen time for: Windows/Xbox.

Set screen time for each device as you like.

Select a day to set time ranges and total hours allowed for device use.

Source: https://support.microsoft.com/accou...alla-en-todos-los-detivos-a593d725-fc4c-044c- 284d-32eab0305ffd

I hope the information is helpful to you, if not, let me know that I will be happy to continue helping you, good luck and happy day.

Sincerely,
Oskayra.

Hello there,

I am having trouble with finding custom tunes in Forza Horizon 4.

When I try to do this, I get the message "Feature is blocked per your Xbox live parental settings", although I am not even part of a Microsoft family.

I have tried fixing this in many ways, including, but not limited to:

1. Making a family with another account and joining as an adult

2. Making a family with another account and joining as a child

3. Looking at many potential fixes online, like https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...l/b1cc5d59-ad5e-4360-961a-81112ba78cc7?auth=1.
This did not help.

I am using Windows 10.

Hello,

If your Microsoft is set at an age like 11(any age under 18), you may have to join a family with a member over the age of 18 (set in their Microsoft account) to give you access to online features. I had a similar problem where my account was set to 17 and
my Xbox wanted me to send a request to my parents via email to purchase a PEGI 18 game, which was strange because I had no parental controls on my account, nor was I in a Microsoft family. So I joined a Microsoft family and tried giving myself permissions
and it worked. If your account is over the age of 18, try restarting your PC. I hope I resolved your issues.

If what you’re worried about is interacting with others online, you can easily block this via the Microsoft family. This allows your granular control over your child’s gaming, including setting time limits and blocking them from features and games you don’t want them to play.

You may find this helpful

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...y-safety-b6280c9d-38d7-82ff-0e4f-a6cb7e659344

Did you set up your family account? Go to settings, Account, Family Settings, Manage family Members, Add to Family. it will cost about 1.50 per kid. But it will be able to set time limits and everything and they will be able to game share with you. Which
brings me to the next Answer, to set up gameshare go to settings, ( if not already there) go to personalization, my home Xbox and make it your home xbox. Hope this helps. I have 4 kids and had to do this for all so they can all play games.

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Yes it is restricted to 1 Adult per family... I was told that repeatedly by some of the support people I have dealt with in the last 5 months dealing with this issue. I have reviewed any and all documentation I could find about the "Family Pack" and no where
does it state this limitation (and it is a very "big" limitation).

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Until they allow at least 2 adult accounts per Family Plan, it simply isn't worth it (IMO).