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• Management of user accounts and Parental control in Windows 8

  Hello

  I'll post a thread on how to manage the user accounts and Parental control in Windows 8.

  A user account allows you to connect to Windows 8. By default, your computer already has a user account that you have been
  needed to create when you configure Windows 8. If you want to share your computer, you can create a separate for each Member of your household or office user account. You can also choose to associate any user account with a Microsoft account. Signature with a Microsoft account will bring all your SkyDrive files, contacts and more in the start screen. You can even connect to another computer that has Windows 8 and all your important files will be there.

  Here is a video on how to manage the user accounts and Parental control in Windows 8.

  Also, here is a document showing you how to manager Our user on Windows 8.

  If you have any questions let me know.

  THX

  I hope it's useful.

  THX

• Hotmail 44 looks like your mother has not finished to set up parental controls for your account settings.

  I had a few actual creation difficulty one Hotmail account for my daughter.  I'm using Windows (newer) 8.  I have created an account for it, but can't make it work.  Everytime I try to sign into his Hotmail I get the following error:

  "Hotmail 44 looks like your mother has not finished to set up parental controls for your account settings.  Click "Access the parental control settings" to complete the process and access your account. »

     Needless to say I went to family safety settings on our PC and the Security Web site for the family repeatedly to change the settings that might seem to apply, but it has only settings web for her, no setting of Hotmail to update me at all.  Am I missing something, or is this a problem?

  I've seen one or two similar posts...

  Thank you

  David

  Hi BigDcdn,

  For us, in order to better afin de mieux aider help you with this issue, please send us screenshots of what follows:

  • List of child accounts on https://familysafety.microsoft.com
  • Settings for the computer of the child concerned on the site of the family safety (the page where it shows queries, e-mail notifications, etc.).
  • The list of the user accounts on your computer

  I have sent you a private message for instructions. After you download it, please let know us in this thread.

  Thank you.

  Okay, so I thought about it and it's ugly and not intuitive.

  The REAL CAUSE of the ROOT of this error is that you CANNOT add a new kid in the Family Safety (FSS) Web site.

  But as a solution, you can add a new kid on the Section of the Windows Phone website My family.

  FIRST STEP remove account the offending child of family on the site of the FSS under the management of the list of the members of the family section. Once this has been completed, follow the workaround below.

  WORKAROUND

  1. Then from the sign of site Web of Windows Phone with your Microsoft Account (MSA) (parent).
  2. Hover over your name just below upper right of the search box and you will get a context box.
  3. In the context box, select My Family.
  4. In the Section My family, you will have two lists. PARENTS and CHILDREN, and especially an ADD A KID to the right of the list headers.
  5. Click on the link. Now, you will get a login screen of the MSA.
  6. Register your child or have them enter login and password. They will appear as a kid under the section of your Windows Phone my family. Even if they do not have a phone you can add.
  7. Ask them to connect in hotmail\outlook.com with their MSA will complete the configuration of security for the family.

  REAL SOLUTION

  There must be a link on the site of the FSS for KID A ADD (add a child would be more enjoyable unless of course you are a family of goats) identical to that of the Windows Phone my family section. Seems like a logical place to have this option?

  I hope this helps anyone else having this problem.

• I can't findhow to correct parental control for content on the internet

  don't know how to find the parental controls to change the settings for content on the internet.

  Hello

  What version of Internet Explorer is installed on the computer?

  If there are specific Web sites that you want to block or to allow explicitly, follow these steps. This setting overrides the sides that maybe having the site.

  1. open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Internet Explorer, and then in the list of results, click Internet Explorer.

  2. click on tools and then click Internet Options.

  3. click on the content tab and then, under Content Advisor, click settings.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  4. in the Supervisor Password Required dialog box, type your password, and then click OK.

  5. click on the approved Sites tab.

  6. under allow this Web site, type the URL of the site you want to allow or block, and then select always or never to allow or block the Web site.

  7. click on apply to save the settings and then click OK.

  Refer to the section on Windows XP to set parental controls in Windows XP

  How to use parental controls in Windows

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/video/parentalwin.aspx#fBid=ED4nv6QnuBS

  Using Content Advisor to block inappropriate web content

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-Content-Advisor-to-help-block-inappropriate-Web-content

  Hope the information is helpful and let us know if you need more assistance.

• Cannot disable Parental controls in Windows 7

  A few months ago I turned on "Parental controls" in Windows 7 and installed Windows Live Essentials which enabled Windows Live Family Safety.  Then set up controls on the connection of my sons account.  It worked well to block his access to select programs and Web sites.

  I now want to delete controls on his account and also completely disable Parental control, will have problems.

  I signed in to Live parental controls and turned off all the selections.  But his account still has restrictions and can not run programs that were previously blocked.  It is still block.  They work fine if I launch them from my Admin account or standard wife.  But not standard account of my son.

  If I change the 'provider' to 'None' then click on account of my son, I get the error msg...  "Impossible to make changes to parental controls settings. If the problem persists, see your system administrator.  UH... I am the admin.

  What I noticed is, if I look at the screen carefully when I click on his account, I see what I think, this is the screen adjustment "Parental control" or by a Commission for a half second before getting the error.

  I searched and tried different steps in this area and on the web. Most seem to want to refer to a Vista system, mine is Win 7.

  I did cmd level scans as "SFC/scannow", stopping the service and allow the account administrator by default to connect and try to leave, but none of these work.

  Even uninstalled the 'Parental control' part Live Essentials and no luck and reinstalled complete essentially no effect.

  I've been on before IE8, IE9 attended, so he just went back to IE8 with no effect (didn't expect not but just to try).

  In short, it seems that Parental control is glued ON and now has his hooks in my son's account and will not let go.  I don't want to delete his account and set up a new account, as this will work around the question for my son for now, but leave the service is running and the problem.

  My system is running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.   My account is an administrator.  My son has a Standard account.  The programs work very well through other accounts simply not hers.

  So, how can I get out his account to parental authority and then how do I disable / stop completely, the Parental control itself?

  Frolin

  Hi FrolinMarek,

  Method: 1

  Configure the computer to clean boot and check how it works.

  To configure the computer clean boot, follow the steps in the below link:

  How to perform a clean boot

  Note: After checking in the clean boot, follow step: 7 article to reset your computer to normal startup.

  Method: 2

  Follow the steps below to disable the parental control for the specific user account.

  a. Click Start, and click Control Panel.

  b. click on user accounts.

  c. click on Parental controls.

  d. click the account for which you want to disable parental controls and select Parental control

  For more information on Parental controls discovers the following links.

  Parental controls in Windows 7

  Set up Parental controls in Windows 7

• Impossible to turn off parental control in Windows 10

  Today, I met a rather frustrating problem.

  After starting my laptop with preview W10, build 10130, I noticed a guest who said that safety was turned on, but before I could click it for more information, he disappeared. Nothing in my status bar bar toolbar or notification, just nothing. So I thought it was just misplaced something, after all, it's a preview, it's just a bug.

  I was wrong.

  Eager to visit a website judged inappropriate for children, I got a splashscreen on my browsers, Spartan and Maxthon says the same thing: ask permission, you; ll need to ask an adult to your family if you can visit [the site].

  It's weird, I have a 20 your old man, perhaps not really mature, but I'm an adult. So, why can I not see this website? I looked through my Microsoft account and found my "family", consisting of me and my father, two adults according to the family of Microsoft. After having kicked out of the family and my father hunted himself too, I thought that the problem would be gone. Evil. The same problem.

  Clicking on the button "request email" now gives an error message, ' something was wrong that we are working - try again in a little bit. "

  Then I started looking on the internet how to close parental controls in W8 and W10, I found http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/how-do-i-switch-off-parental-control/25fd2b1a-58e3-4648-b6a7-90fff12027c2, but arriving on 3, I have a problem: on the specified location, there is no link 'parental control '. I've looked everywhere on the control panel and settings, but I can't find anywhere the parental control. I found something on the Microsoft Family, but clicking on that does nothing. Nothing opens either.

  My MS account is set on my real birthday, as my Skype account. I am admin on my phone, if this is not the problem.

  So, how can I turn off parental control on my build W10 10130?

  I found the solution (which worked for me):

  1. In (modern) settings > account > your account
  2. Press "connect you with a local account instead.
  3. Create a temporary account
  4. Sign in with the new account
  5. In (modern) settings > account > family & others
  6. Under 'Your family' should be a link where you can reconnect to a MS Account (I don't know the exact name of the link). Just tap it ;)
  7. Sign out and you should be able to sign back with your MS Account
  8. Everything should work now :)

• Your account is not ready - it seems that your mother has finished setting up parental control for your account settings.

  Account live my son was slaughtered in that State for a few years.

  We used Live parental control for a period of time (years) but I never could 'fix' his account.
  Whenever he tries to use hotmail or outlook.com, it gets the error
  "Your account is not ready."
  "Looks like your mother has not finished to set up parental controls for your account settings. Click "Access the parental control settings" to complete the process and access your account. »
  We are now on Windows 8, which has of course the family safety features it's own... but switch off these features did not help to solve the problem.
  Please correct the account.
  the child account: {deleted}
  parents account: {deleted}
  (please hide meanings for the protection of privacy as soon as POSSIBLE)

  Hi stone barrel,.

  We made a few adjustments for the affected account. Please check if the problem persists.
  Thank you!

• Error message "unable to make changes to parental controls settings. If the problem persists, see your system administrator"when you set parental controls for a user account

  Original title: user account with an effort of parental control

  After logging in to my admin account, I created two user accounts for my children, set up parental controls for both that I created, when I tried to set up the third account that he would allow me to activate parental control. It seems that he is trying to load the screen to give me the parental control options then the window disappers and another small window appears saying "cannot make changes to parental controls settings. If the problem persists, see your system administrator. I close the window, and then open the parental controls for other accounts, and they work very well, allows me the chance to change. I deleted the third account several times, making sure to create on behalf of others, just like I did the first two. Still no luck. Can I have only 3 total accounts? My administrator account and standard users 2.

  How can I get a standard user account third with parental controls?

  Hello

  Create a new user account and check if the problem persists, the problem does not persist in the new user account, then fix the damaged user account.

  Create a user account (Windows Vista)

  Screw a damaged profile (Windows Vista)

  Check out the link below to check if the parental control is correctly defined

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-parental-controls

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-parental-controls-activity-reports

  Hope this information helps.

• Parental controls in Windows 7

  I am trying to set up a standard account with parental controls on Windows 7 and have Norton Security installed.  I'm blocking access to the majority of installed programs, but don't know if I should leave that everything related to Norton Security so that it works as expected. Am I suppose to allow any Norton-related programs for the program works properly or even Norton will work as it is supposed to if nothing is done?

  Hello

  You can use the Windows 7 or your security 3rdparty Parental control software. Of Windows 7 Parental control options cannot be combined with your security 3rdparty software. It would be better if you check the Parental control option that would suit you better. If you decide to keep your control Parental of Windows 7, you can leave your such security 3rdparty software what.

  Kind regards

• How to set parental controls for the zone

  Im trying to set up parental controls for children. I have set up for the clock, but they got smart and started to change the time zone. Does anyone know how to set up parental controls for the time zone... At least the name of the program for the time zone. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

  Im trying to set up parental controls for children. I have set up for the clock, but they got smart and started to change the time zone. Does anyone know how to set up parental controls for the time zone... At least the name of the program for the time zone. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

  If you have a superior taste of Windows 7 you can / must define the rights to change the time system and time zone via the policy editor gpedit.msc. They are defined in the strategy/Security Settings user rights assignments / Local. Ensure that only administrators and the Local Service can change these settings.

  If you have a taste less then you need to do it via a number of commands in the console, i.e.
  net localgroup
  NTRights users - r seSystemtimePrivilege-u
  NTRights u users - r seTimezonePrivilege

  You can download ntrights.exe here: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=17657. If you choose this option, you may need to then more detailed instructions. Post again if this is the case.

  Note also that your children are more intelligent, they will find additional methods to bypass your restrictions. If you let me sit in front of your machine then I would be able to do as I please in less than five minutes, without knowing a single password. This means that you may need to solve this problem by teaching ways rather than technical.

• Cannot make changes to the parents control settings (Windows 7)

  I've seen several comments regarding this same problem, but so far no solution.

  I am the administrator, but I get an error when I try to access the parent on standard accounts control settings.  Now, what's even weirder, is that I am able to access ONE of the standard accounts, and there is nothing different between this account and others.

  I have tried all the solutions already posted:

  -running 'services.msc' and the implementation of parent controls (which is said by the way, says "this service is a stub for of Windows Parental control feature that existed in Vista", which is strange, it's as if there's no 'Parental control' in Windows 7?);

  -create a new administrator account via the control panel (in the case where my administrator account is corrupt), by restarting and trying to put Parental controls

  -create a new administrator account using the command prompt "net user administrator / Active: Yes";

  -in the course of running "sfc/scannow".

  See http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/error-unable-to-make-changes-to-parental-control/a17654d8-ff11-4fd2-8ae4-d96170715373; http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/windows-7-i-cant-change-parental-controlwhen-i/25390eea-00dd-411b-bfd0-dec9ed459106; http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security/parental-controls-error-unable-to-make-changes-to/70d3c356-eb55-4e93-98a0-b5f96ac44eea; http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/i-am-trying-to-set-up-parental-controls-and-when-i/f232d8ac-4f6d-e011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5; http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/windows-7-i-cant-change-parental-controlwhen-i/25390eea-00dd-411b-bfd0-dec9ed459106; http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/unable-to-make-changes-to-parental-contol-settings/d2a95230-f657-43CD-8294-03fc7ccb72fd

  (By the way, I leave here the 'answer' who said that this question should be asked on the support forum for Windows Live, if you search on this forum, you will find that the 'response' they provide is to ask the question on the Windows support forum.  ;)

  ANY OTHER IDEAS?

  Did you you run regedit as an administrator? It is a common problem in trying just new values. This is done by right-clicking on the program and selecting "Run as Administrator". This allows you to write new values.

  If you would like more information on this subject by me, read the last post on page 3 here:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/parental-controls-error-unable-to-make-changes-to/70d3c356-EB55-4E93-98A0-b5f96ac44eea?page=3
  If you have recently encountered this problem, I would recommend a system restore, and I explain the reasons in the tread above.
  I hope this helps!

• Parental control for the grandchildren

  Hello...

  I would appreciate information about the Parental controls for iBooks as my grandchildren ages of three love looking at photos (not quite ready to read) and making up their own stories as well their own library...

  

  Thanks in advance...

  Carolyn

  I could find only very basic control for iBooks features: oks http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/tips/comments/enabling-parental-controls-in-ibo

• Error: "your account is not ready. Looks like your mother has not finished to set up parental controls for your account settings.

  I initially created my daughters account on Xbox, when she was younger. I want to now that she can use the email, skydrive. She gets the following error message "your account is not ready. "It seems that your mother has finished setting up parental control for your account settings", trying to access email or people. She is able to access skydrive. I removed him from the family safety, but she is still unable to use e-mail through outlook.com or live.com.

  Hello Darren,

  Our support specialist has made adjustments on the issue. Please sign in again and see if the problem has been corrected.
  We will wait for your answer.
  Thank you.

• Set up parental controls for 1 child on two computers

  Here's the scenario that I have and I would like some help to determine if it is possible to what I want to do.

  My wife and I just bought two Surfaces, one of her and for me.  We have a son who we know that we will share our devices with.  It will probably use his more than mine.  It has a Microsoft Account because he has an Xbox Live account, thanks to our family of Xbox subscription.  I wanted to lock him on Surface machines using parental controls, but here is where I am currently.

  (1) I have set up Microsoft account my son on the Surface of my wife and indicated that it is on behalf of a child when I did.

  (2) I used my wife's account to configure all settings families on behalf of my son, such as the allocation of time, hosted the games and sites, etc..

  (3) I signed up for the family web site by using the account of my wife and could see everything.

  (4) I then created Microsoft has my son on my own Surface, also indicating that it is on behalf of a child when I did.

  But now I'm stuck.  I was really hoping that the same settings we had a machine would be then on the other account, but appears not to be the case.  I don't see his machine within the parameters of the family and she can't see mine.  When I try to add him to my family, he said "this person has already been added to the parental control.  So, it is a primary, and so I am.  Here are my questions:

  (1) how can I set where I am primary and my wife is a secondary antibody (or at least a parent who may approve things)?

  (2) will be the security settings, we have set up the synchronization of one single machine with the other somehow or we must manually preserve us allowed applications, etc all in harmony between the two machines manually?

  Hi Mike,.

  What I mean by my statement is that as long as the child is managed by a single parental control (for example you as the account parent principal, manipulation of the child), the settings on the Web site will be synchronized on all machines).

  Regarding your second question, it would be necessary on behalf of primary parent to have a user account for both computers. It would be better if you remove parental control on both machines first configuration so the settings would be better implemented according to the configuration you prefer.

  Thank you!

• Parental control for an EA6500

  OK, I recently tried to update my parental controls for my Linksys EA6500.  I get the following error when I click on save:

  Did you do a front factory reset and after that the FW update then set up from scratch?