Windows10 child account with a XBOX ONE X console

His login should be the same as what he would use on the PC. What error message does he see when he tries signing into the console?

Since Minecraft is not a Play Anywhere title, the game would have to be purchased for the One in order to play.

Heya!

Definitely post back with any error messages you are seeing and we will be happy to help troubleshoot if needed.

This was Done!
Xbox one X set with child one and child Two
Xbox one S set as Child One and Child two
Auto login is Off on Both Consoles
child on logs in plays game on xbox one x, child two logs in on same game on xbox one s, Child one is logged off of Xbox one x. Child one logs back on Child two is logged off.
this is also not logged off of same game but different games
child one on x playing far cry, child 2 logs in on s and starts red dead, far cry is logged off....
Far Cry is only on the x not the S

Done All the bits on the web, done it all with the Support staff, still got the same problems

there is one thing that NOBODY has covered, in the USA Red Dead is a Different certification. although both kids are UK, red dead is different in the UK and the USA, could this be the problem... nobody knows

Ok, simply put

Child One has Xbox Live Gold and games.

Child two has their own console.

Child one sets child twos console to their home xbox. Thus allowing the sharing of child ones Live Gold and games.

Child one signs out and ensures auto login is switched off on child twos console.

Child one can login on any other console and have access to their games and Live Gold etc.

Edit: You can only have one Xbox console set as your Home Xbox console. As soon as you set another Xbox console as Home Xbox, it cancels the other out. So all having the 3rd console set as Home Xbox will wipe the other Home shares out.

Yes the Home Xbox is designed for use on one console and it will work as described with two consoles in the house. A third console would need its own Xbox Live account for the third person to be able to use Live Gold etc.

Unfortunately there is no way around digital transfers between accounts.

Microsoft Family is only for you asa an adult to be able to monitor your childrens accounts, as long as they are set up as the correct age and not attempting to bypass the restrictions that a child account has.

Hi,

Thanks for your advice, it is much appreciated. I followed what you said and hopefully the below illustrates the 'pre' and 'post' setups;

PRE

Xbox one S: SET AS HOME XBOX

Family Setup

Adult (me) with Ultimate Gold Account

Child 1

Child 2

NOW

Xbox One X: SET AS HOME XBOX

Family Setup

Adult (me) with Ultimate Gold Account

Child 1

Xbox one S: NO LONGER HOME XBOX

Family Setup

Adult (me)

Child 2

So on the Xbox One X (Set as home console) when Child 1 logs on with his account, he can go online with his friends etc. No Problem. I (Adult) don't need to be logged in for this to happen.

However, on the Xbox One S (No longer home console), when Child 2 logs on with his account, he cannot go online with his friends. It says he doesn't have Xbox Live Gold. HOWEVER.... If I log on and then he tries again it works!

Is this normal, or have I missed something on the setup? I'd rather not have to sign in for him before he can get online. Hope this makes sense? Thanks again for your help.