Xbox Series X Child Account Is Always Requiring Password

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Philcuddy, you tried to change the way the account logs in directly to the console, if you haven't tried it follow the procedures below.

Press the Xbox button  to open the guide.

Select Profile & system > Settings.

Under Account, select Sign-in, security & PIN.

Select Change my sign-in & security preferences.

Choose one of the following options

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/account-pro...

Please Check up Settings again.

In March automatical Log in was only with Kinect available, now that should have changed!

Get the new Update and it should be possible, at least one of These Accounts can be set as "automatic sign in"

In privacy settings you can costumize and set a passkey for purchase and settings for example.

changing the password will do it

It would require the other console to reinput the new password you can always go to your xbox one x account settings and requires signin

Sorry you’re having the issue. If you’re very serious about your child’s access, there is a way to limit the child’s access. It’s not as clean as the Family Timer color code setting but may be effective for you.

Here’s what you might do - require as password to access the Xbox. You will have to enter the password each time your child accesses the Xbox console and keep the password from your child:

1. Change your account (or your child’s account) password. You can do this on your PC (not your Xbox) as not to alert the child to your determination to limit his/her access. You can change your account password at this link:

support.xbox.com/.../change-microsoft-account-password which will walk you through some security information for the console and guide you through the password change.

Be sure that your account proofs are up-to-date. Optionally you can require another password to access the Xbox console through Two Step Verification. The Xbox will require another (separate) password in order for the console to be accessed.

2. If your child has access to the email address associated with the account you can create a live.com email address at the account information screen. Have all of your account information come to the live.com address you create which will be password
protected with the password you just created.

3. Now you’re set to require a password to access the Xbox. On the Xbox navigate to Settings, then Profile, then Account Security, then password sign in and select “require password here”.

The console will now require the password you created in step one above (or the password created in the Two Step Verification) in order to be accessed.

I know it’s a hassle but it might serve your purpose until the Family Timer code issue is fixed.