Child lock

Hello Leafybuzzard,

I understand how difficult this situation can be. I'd like to help you in any way that I can!

The family organizer's account access is required to manage family safety settings, including child lock features, because the organizer is the designated person responsible for configuring and controlling the settings for other accounts within the family group. Without the organizer's account, there is no way to verify or authorize changes to these settings, as they are centrally managed through that account for safety and privacy reasons.

If you no longer have access to the family organizer’s account, recovery email, or phone number, you can try the Microsoft account recovery process. You can start by visiting the Microsoft account recovery page here:

https://account.live.com/acsr

Follow the steps to recover your account using your username and any other information you can provide. Once you regain access to your account, you should be able to remove the child lock.

Let me know if you need further assistance or have any other questions!

Note: Just a friendly reminder that this is a public forum, I will try to get back to you as soon as possible.

[quote user="dtroz"]I know putting up a guard, keeping an eagle eye on her is an option and it is what I am doing[/quote]

They are your only options, so keep doing it.

hi, there the xbox will only lock your account to a child if you entered a child date of birth.

is the child lock on your account if so unlock it

It should be noted the plan was designed for two adults and two children with the child locks on for the child accounts. It wasn't really designed with grown up children in mind.