Roblox (windows 10) will not allow my kids to ask for my permission to play it

your account needs to be part of a family group with a parent, your account will be classed as a child account until your 18th birthday.

i created my kids accounts when they were 4 so they had their own accounts at 4 and played roblox and other items with my permission.

My question is is my idea actually possible with the hardware in the Xbox one if Microsoft allowed the system to read windows 10. That's all I'm asking. And Ibakez I'm not even talking about partitioning a a hard drive. Unless I'm understanding partitions
wrong. I don't want to use the internal drive that is already running 3 operating systems simultaneously. I'm asking if its possible to have an entirely separate external hard drive running windows 10. Are there things that would need to be added to the system
aside from the hard drive and windows 10 OS(and Microsoft permissions to read windows 10)

The stock answer provided by YanYannn above is - at best - incomplete. The Roblox executable (when installed via Microsoft Store) is in the folder C:\Program Files\WindowsApps which Microsoft has made inaccessible to users, rendering the instructions for disabling compatibility mode useless on their own (and I'm loath to tinker with the folder permissions). And if there were a firewall related issue, one would have thought that Roblox would not work at all, as opposed to successfully connecting to the Roblox servers but then randomly crashing every few minutes.

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Roblox app, I've tried clearing the Roblox file cache in AppData\Local\Roblox, I've performed system checks/diagnostics and I've tried updating my video drivers in the hope of resolving this, but all to no avail. Basically I've tried everything bar resetting Windows. This is happening on two different PCs, one running Windows 10 and one running Windows 11. At best I am able to get about five minutes' gameplay before Roblox crashes on the Windows 11 PC (on the Windows 10 PC, freezes/crashes are more sporadic).

The one thing that appears to have worked is to abandon the Microsoft Store version of the Roblox app in favour of the one directly downloadable from roblox.com.

It's happening on Roblox, and only Roblox

I'm using Windows 10

Hi, Stella E My name is Jose, and I would be happy to help.

The steps to follow are those:

1. Go to the Roblox website and click on Sign in.

2. Enter your username and password and click on Sign in.

3. Click on your avatar in the top right corner of the screen.

4. Select Settings.

5. Click on Security.

6. In the Parental permissions section, select Disable.

7. Click on Save.

Once you have done this, you will no longer be asked to ask your parents for permission to access Roblox.

I hope this helps.