How do i get rid of a time limit

parental controls are there for a reason, my kids also have it, it is for their own good.

trying to bypass it would also alert them.

Hey Alaina, how are you?

Regarding to your situation, if you need to 'ask' for permission to play a game, maybe the 'Parental Control' is on.

You may first refer to the step below, or refer to the link here: https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/help/family-online-safety/online-safety/set-screen-time-limits

1. Sign in to your Microsoft account.
   
2. On your family page, scroll to your kid's name and select Screen Time. (If you don’t see
   
   your kid's name, use "Add a family member" to add their account to your family group or create a new account for them if needed.)
   
3. To set one limit that applies to both the Xbox and the PC, turn on "Use one screen time schedule."
   
4. To manage time limits separately, scroll down and turn on screen time for Windows devices or Xbox, whichever you want to set first.
   
5. Click "Set a time limit." Then choose a start time and an end time for each day of the week.
   
6. You can program the Xbox to send a notification to your kids when their screen time is ending.
   
7. To do this, press the Xbox button on the controller.
   
8. Select System > Settings > Preferences > Notifications > Xbox Notifications > System and turn on "System notifications." Your kid will see the clock count down when time is ending.
   

Hope this would solve your problem!

Best,

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Hello dear Gamer, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is Vinicius.

I am a gamer and independent advisor on the XBOX community platform.

Hey Alaina, how are you today? Hope you're well.

So, actually, time limits are imposed by the manager of that family account that you might have your account enrolled with.

Is your account part of a family one? If it is, you will have to ask the manager of that family to turn it off for you:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-bil...

On that link is a tutorial on how to turn it on/off.

There is no way to delete an account once it's been created. The closest thing to do would be the change the email attached to it and ignore it. http://support.xbox.com/en-US/my-account/microsoft-account/change-email-sign-in-for-microsoft-accoun...

Actually, I hated the new update at first, but once you get used to it, it becomes easier: I just wish there was a way to increase the time the XBOX 1 controller stays "ON" and lit, so that you don't have to manually reactivate it every 5-7 minutes.

As far as gestures: I know that some people like this, but I can give you a few reasons why they were bad:

1. ANYONE who was in front of the Kinect sensor could make the machine do what they wanted, instead of me, and could just YELL "Xbox Go Home" as loud as they could, and mess with the experience - and if they moved their hands just right, BOOM - I have to
restart, pause, whatever I am doing.....

2. Having Cerebral Palsy, I prefer the removal of the gestures, because my hands sometimes end up right in the sight of the sensor, and I could pause or rewind the action BY ACCIDENT - being spastic means sometimes bo9dy movements are unintentional. People
who have problems like this probably DO like that, because gestures can mess them up.

3. When I play online with a friend, sometimes I have to make sure that I have my Mute my Kinect Sensor, because when I private chat with the Kinect Mic On, I can Say "Xbox, GO HOME" Or something else, and my friends Xbox does it - Which is unintentional
- so I will say <hey Friend's Name> Have your Machine go to the home screen" and HE will do it - sometimes the Kinect can mess up things, but as stated Theroy Of Game Stated, all of the functions are there, just not the gestures - Which is a godsend for some
of us that don't like, or do not choose to use them - The most annoying one is when you press a flat hand in the air and it STOPS everything dead: Lucky for me, I know my voice commands

Brian