Profile on other's Xbox, how to take off?

I know of someone who has my account on their Xbox, and he set "my home Xbox" on his Xbox while on my profile. While I do know it was a mistake to have my profile on his xbox, I only did it because I was at his house, but that was long ago. I asked him to
delete my profile off of his Xbox, but he hasn't repied. Now, the limit for 3 times a year to set as my home Xbox has been reached, and I can't even set it back to my home Xbox. Now, he is getting free games off of what I download off the store, and I don't
like it. He can get onto my profile whenever he pleases, and that thought unsettles me. If you aren't taking me seriously in any way possible, (My gamer tag) please do, I really need this fixed, please.

QUESTION: Is there any way I can remove my profile off of another Xbox, without actually being on it? Or is there a way I can restrict it/ get more "set as my Xbox" opportunities?

SOLUTIONS I HAVE TRIED: Changing my password, that's all I can think of, and it didn't work.

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Game Gifting

You guys can home share. It's easy. You just need each other's info to login to your Xboxes and while on the other's profile, set as your home Xbox under Settings > My Xbox. You'll get his digital games and he gets yours. So you can surprise him because
any digital download downloads on the other Xbox automatically.

 

Xbox Family Settings Query

I have an Xbox family setup, 2 adults, 2 children. One of my children has downloaded a game from the Microsoft store, but if I try and play it rom my profile it won't let me unless I then sign on as my child! Surely as the Account owner, and adult, this
should be unnecessary.

How can I change this, without uninstalling the game entirely, and therefore losing all the saved content of the game on other's profiles

 

Hi there,

please try the steps here:
www.xbox.com/.../What-To-Do

Some steps say xbox 360, but may work on One as well.

Also be sure to contact Xbox Support, they might also be able to do something and should also be able to rest the Home console counter.

 

Hello WPAK, I'd like to let you know that the steps provided in the link did not help, but they do work on the 360, just not the one, I've tried. I will attempt contacting Microsoft in the future. Thank you for your help

 

I realize that this does not help the current situation, but as a suggestion I would like to mention that in the future, if you put your profile onto another console, make sure that you set it so that it requires you to sign in with a password before your
profile can be accessed. I have my profile on a friend's console, but have it set to require a password to sign in. That way his kids cannot access my profile over there and purchase things or license transfer my content to their console.