Trying to enable sons switch to play grounded Microsoft account says your account does not...

Nintendo switch operates on its own store, that Microsoft does not have access to, if you’re thinking about play anywhere, no Minecraft games are play anywhere, and require a separate purchase on each platform. Play anywhere only works between Windows store and Xbox, no other platforms on titles that have it enabled.

If you are attempting to connect your switch to your Microsoft account, all you have to do is sign in in the game to your Microsoft account.

Hello, I hope you are well.

Please try these steps.

To allow your daughter to play online on the Switch, it is essential to set up the game's content restrictions in the Xbox Family Settings app. After linking your Microsoft account to your daughter's account in the Xbox Family Settings app, you can change the content restrictions to allow online play.

Steps to set up online play on the Switch:

1. In the Xbox Family Settings app:

Sign in with your family organizer's Microsoft account.

Select the profile of the member you want to manage and go to settings.

Under Content Restrictions, select "Minecraft".

Enable "Multiplayer" to allow the player to play online.

Enable "Clubs" to allow access to Realms and other features.

2. On the Nintendo Switch (optional, but recommended):

Make sure your daughter's account has a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Go to Family Settings on Nintendo Switch and make sure that online play restrictions are enabled for your child's account.

I'm trying to enable crossplay for a game called Grounded that just got released or playstation 4 and it's saying my account isn't provisioned what do I do I'm trying to play with my friend on Xbox I've had no trouble linking with minecraft

Or if you switched your gamertag to a whole new Microsoft account then your currency would not switch over to the new Microsoft account either. Really any kind of switching you do it states that any currency you have does not go with your gamertag.

"When you change to a new Microsoft account, the current funds in your original Microsoft account do not transfer to your new Microsoft account." is what its says for switching a gamertag to a new Microsoft account, found here:

support.xbox.com/.../switch-gamertag-to-different-microsoft-account

Hi there! This is Virginia O.

I understand that you want to enable your son to complete a purchase.

I apologize for the inconvenienced this has caused you. I will do my best to help you.

Here are the complete steps to enable him to complete a purchase under his account.

Sign in to the Microsoft Family Safety site with your account please use the organizer's account.

Select the member (your son's account )whose account you want to manage.

Go to More options > Spending.

Toggle the switch under Credit cards to Require approval for every purchase.

Toggle the switch for Spending notifications if you want to be notified whenever he makes a purchase.

Please switch this off so that he can complete a purchase.

And right after the purchase is complete you can turn this ON so that you will be notified if he tries to complete a next purchase and to prevent unauthorized purchases too.

Thank you for your cooperation.