Im kids acc gta not working forgot passkey to all family settings to change settings

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there despite the issue that you're experiencing. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regards to your concern.

If you’re looking in changing your passkey you can definitely check this link: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/family-onli...

My son resets the console and creates his own passkey. In which case, I have to reset the game to create my passkey. This is not a solution. Plus, he still owns the game which is my real problem.

To prevent this, make sure your son actually has a child account. This won't work, if your son is using an adult account.

With your parental adult account, go to the system settings. There choose to "Control Offline Content"

Uncheck the possibility to Allow new profiles, and also set the age limit for when no one is signed in (set that to below the age limit for GTA).

Lock these settings with a passkey (a secret button combination that only you know). This will prevent your kid to circumvent these settings and should lock him out of starting or seeing GTA on the console.

Provided your kid really has a child account, your kid can't change anything to access or see GTA again.

Are you sure it's a guest passkey that is set up on the console?

Here is a support page that shows how to set a guest pass, remove a guest pass, change a guest pass, and what you need to do if you forgot the guest pass:

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/family-online-safety/passkey-guest-key/setup-guest-key-limits

You could ask the person in charge of the console to set a passkey to lock changes to settings without the passkey. This would be the only way I know of to stop settings from being changed, and removing accounts is in settings. Here is a link on how to set
it up and use it.

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/...-guest-key/create-and-manage-xbox-one-passkey

Hello goboilers777,

Thank you for keeping us updated. The passkey is only for the Xbox. If the child knows the email address and password, the child will be able to change the family settings from a cell phone or computer. The best way to manage the security of the family settings
is to set up the passkey on the console as recommended above and
change the password of the adult account. If the child has access to the
security information of the account, the child will be able to reset the password. In the event of attempting to change the password, the Microsoft account will send a verification code to the security information of the account. As long as the child does
not have access to the security information, access to the password or access to the passkey; the child will not be able to change the family settings.