Parental control? help me

You won't be able to block individual games, no, but restrictions can be set based on content ratings per below.

This is posted in the sticky on this forum:

forums.xbox.com/.../37465.aspx

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Parental controls are divided into two groups: console controls and online safety and privacy . Console controls are located in the Family Settings or Family Center area on your console (depending on your Xbox LIVE membership type).

Turn on console controls

1. On your console, go to the Settings Hub and select Family.
2. Select Content Controls.
3. Select On to turn on Console Safety.
4. Enter a 4-button pass code using your controller.
5. Select Save and Exit.

Once Console Safety is turned on, you can explore the individual parental controls such as



Ratings and Content: These settings let you restrict games and video content based on the content's rating. You can also set whether or not unrated or explicit content can be played on this console.



Family Timer: This setting allows you to limit the time that your console can be used on a daily or weekly basis



Xbox LIVE Access: This setting allows you to decide if your family can connect to Xbox LIVE from this console.



Xbox LIVE Membership Creation: This setting allows you to control whether or not new Xbox LIVE memberships can be created from your console.



Change your safety and privacy settings

1. On your console, go to the Settings Hub and select Privacy.
2. Select Change Settings.
3. Select a premade privacy group or select Customize.

Online Friends – Other people on Xbox Live may want to add your child to their personal friends list. To manage approval of your child’s online friends, you can require these requests to be approved by you.

• Select Approval Not Required to allow your child to send and accept new friend requests on his or her own.
  
• Select Require Approval to require that all new friend requests be approved by you. If you select this option, you must also approve any new friend requests that your child wants to send to other people.
  

Communications – Manage who your child can communicate with on Xbox Live. Communication on Xbox Live includes chat, messages, and game invites using voice, video, or text.

• Select Approval Not Required to allow your child to send and accept new friend requests on his or her own.
  
• Select Require Approval to require that all new friend requests be approved by you. If you select this option, you must also approve any new friend requests that your child wants to send to other people.
  

Communications – Manage who your child can communicate with on Xbox Live. Communication on Xbox Live includes chat, messages, and game invites using voice, video, or text.

1. Choose your level of security:
   1. Select Everyone to allow your child to communicate with anyone on Xbox Live.
      
   2. Select Friends Only to allow your child to communicate only with people on his or her friends list.
      
   3. Select Blocked to block everyone from communicating with your child. Your child will still receive new friend requests.
      
2. Change the settings to whatever you’d like.
3. To exit press the B on your controller, and then choose Save and Exit.
   

You need to do this on your child’s gametag. This alone can help your family out. I do not work for Microsoft and this is NOT an official post. These are just some tips that I use for my kids.

You'll need to contact support and they can help you reset it. 1-800-4my-xbox if you're in the US/Canada or http://support.xbox.com/contact-us

buenas. tengo un problema con mi xbox 360 .

CONTROL PARENTAL. a amis padres se les olvido la contraseña para poder quitar el control parental y no me deja jugar al xbox live. me podrían ayudar con ese problema por favor

[Translation-

good. I have
a problem with
my xbox 360.
PARENTAL CONTROL.
to amis parents
you forgot the
password to remove
the parental control
and not let
me play Xbox
live. could help
me with this
problem please]

This should help you:
support.xbox.com/.../parental-control-info

Let me first start off by saying that you would not be able to delete this account and transfer over Microsoft points since they must stay with whatever account they were purchased with originally (unless it was a Gold Family Plan). Now are you currently
18 or no?



The only way you would be able to change the parental controls on the system (which is preventing you from making purchases) is by signing onto the parent account. That is the first thing you would have to do. This page will help direct you through some
of the possible changes that can be made with parental controls:
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-live/parental-controls/parental-control-info



I will follow up with this post to see if this has helped you at all or if you need further guidance. I hope this helps you.