Microsoft Family Issues (along with the stupid way microsoft designed things)

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There's no way to justify this stupid decision by Microsoft to lock out people who choose not to pay for Internet. It would take nothing to allow a simple disc check for offline gaming.

Seriously, f*** the family share thing.

Verify Family Organizer Status: Double-check that you are indeed the designated Family Organizer for your Microsoft Family account. Ensure that you are using the correct Microsoft account credentials associated with the family group.

Review Microsoft Family Settings: Visit the Microsoft Family website and explore the available settings and options. Look for any sections related to device management, administrator privileges, or parental controls. Familiarize yourself with the interface to ensure you are not overlooking any hidden features.

Contact Microsoft Support: If you're unable to find the necessary options or encounter any difficulties, it's best to contact Microsoft Support directly. They have dedicated support channels for Microsoft Family users and can assist you in resolving the issue. They will have access to specific account details and can guide you through the process of granting administrator access to your son's computer.

Honestly, the same thing is happening with me. Im in a microsoft family but in an adult account with the age set to 1980 so there no possible way that it shouldnt work. Microsoft please help