How to set up parental controls for a Windows computer using Microsoft Family Safety

[@Beeond]

I’m a kid, so thank you for putting out this video now I know exactly how to do this and I can make a firewall to block this😂😂😂

[@wi3krz]

Same but how do I do it I need to know

[@wi3krz]

To block it

[@mammacass5311]

What does this mean put up a firewall to block it?

[@BlueBotHSP]

Smart kid. you are an exception and free to do whatever you want

[@narainx1gamer248]

bro i hate my father from when i was 7 and i am going levev my home at 15 withuot saying that i going

[@thyrock_90]

Thanks alot, i made an account so i can lock my windows devices so i can concentrate on my studies rather than gaming

[@millieplaint4087]

So I just created an account for my daughter and got everything set up, am I know able to remove my account from the computer so it's only her account on it? Or does my account need to stay on there to? If I can remove my profile from the computer how would I do that?

[@RichardandTalei]

Hi thanks for this, is there a way this can be used where our child has two laptops with the same email/log in and we want to shut down one of them and keep the other one active.

[@chrislovesstamps]

Hey Sarah. This was very useful. I am going to install the app on my phone and set the right settings on my daughter's laptop. Thank you very much for this guide!

[@roguejeff1774]

Not gonna lie once she tried to sell me on edge I was waiting for Bill Gates to enter frame.

[@budjiman1]

If you dont sig. Up he will send the bioengineered malariamosquitos

[@GraceJDC]

How can I change the pc administration to me instead of my child account?

[@budjiman1]

You'll have to log into to the account that has the control and change it.

[@noeldunne8177]

Hi, thanks for the video. Can an auto screen time be used, like on the phone/ipad. Eg screen time on until 4pm and automatically locks pc at say 10:30pm?

[@brickyrobot8932]

Very helpful explanation! Thank you.

[@santiagovergarablanc]

great description !!

[@rebeccalewis5384]

My device keeps saying that I need to go to the windows settings to click allow, but that’s not showing up in the settings for me

[@dragunmotion2608]

Have you figured it out? I'm assuming it's because the account I'm using for my brother is not a new one.

[@dyegsitsw954]

Go to Family and other users -> click account you're trying to connect to device -> block -> allow Should be good after that.

[@douglasgordon8753]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. MS needs people to help sort their stuff. Their own opening comments to set up family don't reference the need to set up an account and so on. Your appreciated.

[@ChibiMalzahar]

Hi, I'm on this video not to turn on parental controls, but to disable them. My Dad set them up when I was 11 and for some reason after getting my new laptop a full decade later the parental controls automatically came back, still restricting me to content for 11 yr olds. It was funny at first but now its just frustrating lol I'm literally 21

[@joshuahall3622]

Reset the laptop and initiate it with a different Microsoft account. His control is over your Microsoft account. Or just get him to give up control.

[@swagmuffin9000]

Wait... 10 years and still using the same OS? 10 years ago was windows 8 i think. Can't you flash a newer version like 10 or 11 onto the hard drive? It could be a last resort if you can't figure it out. Just backup your stuff first.

[@portman8909]

21 and still don’t know how to install an OS? Sad times.

[@griefstruelove]

Nice try kid. Lol

[@budjiman1]

Why tf are you still using the same stuff a decade later. 😂😂😂😂

[@keithclark8030]

Will this work for PC. I need a filter with a password for PC. Thanks

[@ramindurrani1295]

It says connect them to a window device while I have already logged them in into the pc ?

[@RageGuitars]

Great video. Thx

[@franknguhen8557]

Thank you 🙏🏾 very much the video really helped me

[@SheenaRushBeauty]

But how do I make myself the admin? My son is the admin… and I can’t figure out how to change that.

[@AlmightyFSM]

MS Edge is NOT built on Google Chrome. This is wrong. Edge is based on the open source "Chromium" project, which Chrome also shares as a common ancestor, but Google Chrome is a different browser with several additional features, performance and security improvements.

[@Cre8tivenow171]

this was my question - if we set up controls on MS Family, can't they just open chrome and do whatever they want?

[@AlmightyFSM]

@@Cre8tivenow171 In theory yes, but the website for Family Safety is very often completely broken on anything other than Edge

[@courtmanr]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@ampcnet]

absolutely fabulous app.Highly recommended. Thanks for sharing the tips. Just a question how many devices can be controlled through the Family App?

[@FamilyTech]

I haven't tested the limit, but I'm fairly certain it's quite a few

[@suyashbutani9435]

On screen lock when I choose the new account try sign in, it redirects me to sign in

[@MohamedIrhuma]

this is great, it there any way you can change an account from admin to user. my son won a laptop but during the activation process, he set up his Gmail account as an admin? anyway, we can edit that instead of doing this from scratch??

[@budjiman1]

You'll have to change that in his account

[@arthurkuzmik2748]

Thank you for ruining my life🙏. I appreciate it💯

[@AustinSauter]

That’s sarcasm.

[@tommypain]

Is there a setting to prevent the user from going incognito or private, or adding a new user profile without the parents knowledge? Thank you so much for all the advice and instruction you give us. It really is valuable!

[@GuestUser-g3l]

Prevent chrome or any other browser use , only allow them to use edge from Microsoft 😅

[@swagmuffin9000]

Settings to clear history and cookies exist in pretty much all browsers. You would need to find a way to have it persist, but not sure if you even can.

[@portman8909]

@@GuestUser-g3lif it’s a regular user they can’t install new apps without admin password

[@TheNomadEntity]

Thank You 🙏

[@danielfeld8724]

Thank you .

[@iyerse]

I created the child account and set the limits per day on the app but it has not added any devices. I logged into the child account still it doesnt show up in the devices. Anything I am missing?

[@bobbymcsteels]

Unfortunatly my LO is using an older Windows 10 Laptop and the remote lock doesn't work as it's not Windows 11 - that's not great.

[@Missing0o0]

Hi, thanks for the vid. I remember a Family Safety icon appearing in the taskbar tray where the clock is in Windows 10. Is this still the case in Windows 11, an indicator on the child account computer itself that it's running?

[@FamilyTech]

You might be thinking about the Windows Defender Icon, which is more of an antivirus program, it is not associated with Microsoft Family Safety.

[@Missing0o0]

@@FamilyTech Thank you for replying. Oh no, it was definitely Microsoft Safety, but maybe it only appeared when a notification for the limits would pop up. 🤔 Anyway, just a minor curiosity, I have it setup on a Windows 11 that was upgraded from 10. I'll just confirm once it's time to lock down. Thanks again. 😄

[@cheetabhatti007]

What about my kids location.

[@DendySutrisna]

Thanks.

[@lotthings6067]

In my app, no option is showing for lock screen

[@divyankphulsundar2862]

Thanx mam 😊😊

[@TheBlackAmish]

I appreciate your work. It is helpful to be updated with all the necessary information and tools to keep our children safe. I followed your advice from another video when choosing an Android Phone for my kid. Now, my problem with Microsoft Family Safety. It works when I test run it myself but for some reason the child is able to circumvent it and use the PC for a long duration. Also your video timeline 4:21 min had a “Lock Devices” option which is unavailable to me. How do I get the option to lock the PC remotely? Sorry this is long. I appreciate your work and the help you are providing to us concerned parents.

[@tomgarrett3480]

If Microsoft Family Safety is to "hard" for you or your child, so you can use other parental controls apps. you are free to chose, depending on the age of a child or on the seriousness of control, eg K9 or Time Boss. Additionally you get forced breaks, limitation websites by time and others.

[@lisanumms4931]

@@tomgarrett3480 Time Boss is very useful app!

[@budjiman1]

They're not safe. You are naive.

[@taru1353]

Using tsfor my lil sisters computer cuz my mom asked me too but she prob find a way around it 😢

[@M4NNYB]

I set up family controls on windows 11 using your video which is great however my childs account keeps getting a pop up saying Sign in so you don't miss out i sign in using the password set up for the child however the pop up keeps appearing, has anyone found a fix for this?

[@valentinaharold1333]

What if you bought a new lap top and created the main email with the childs date of birth shoul ld i add a member as an adult

[@randomrandomgo]

this is the worst thing to ever exist

[@kovalenkoihor4325]

Why? If you're a parent, you would admire it. If you're a kid, I know, it may be hard to understand now, but you will understand it when you have your own kids. But, it's about a balance.

[@randomrandomgo]

@kovalenkoihor4325 I am 17 and my parents think i need it, anyways I hacked the computer and removed it

[@kovalenkoihor4325]

@@randomrandomgo so you and your parents done great job. Cheers

[@CHINGUUN12]

can my parents see what i played yesterday?

[@beag9607]

With this protection, can we use account chrome too ?

[@kishante25]

Google account family link

[@vickyfisher-bz4jj]

How do I connect my HP windows, 11 Microsoft kids to a device

[@joejoek09]

Thanks, great video I happen to have Windows 10, and my son is constantly for some reason able to get into Microsoft Edge browser even though I set it to have it ask me every time. and above that, he can access anything in Edge for some reason, even though I only allowed certain sites. in the past it worked fine, but then it just started allowing him access, and I'm not sure why. any info would be helpful thanks

[@rebeccawethern3456]

I've followed all the steps and the device isn't showing up. 😢

[@FamilyTech]

Sometimes it takes a bit to show up. Give it like an hour and then check again.

[@Maribelhl88]

Can this be done on a tablet?

[@basderaaf1425]

no

[@CaptainMarvel001]

Hi - I had a question: We have a laptop for our 10 year old to use for very limited purposes. I don't want to set up a separate Microsoft acct for him. Can I just select an existing option in the Edge settings to block out pornographic websites? That's really all I'm concerned about and I don't want to go through the process of setting up Microsoft family and setting up another account. Thank you.

[@owsnakeo9048]

if your kid is googling those types of websites nothing's gonna help

[@budjiman1]

If that's all you're worried about you are naive as hell.

[@bret.2274]

How do I change their name ?

[@RakeshYadav-zc4xw]

Have you already created any video on how to manage content filters on Android devices which are on ISP data through sim cards and not connected to any wifi network. I want to use cloudflare dns in device ip settings individually... will it work to help adult & gambling content away on KZbin App?

[@FamilyTech]

Often there are parental controls you can set through the mobile provider like Verizon Family Safety

[@RakeshYadav-zc4xw]

@@FamilyTech thanks for your quick response... I m from India and here ISPs or TSPs don't bother about user's privacy so its only us who have to look for options. Mostly it's a challenge to stay safe on Android devices. I've enough control in terms of parental controls on Computers running both Linux or Windows as they connect through Wifi Routers & they are immensely configurable, but this Android is a headache & kids are crazy for mobile devices.

[@FamilyTech]

You can limit Chrome through Google Family Link

[@malinijinto]

Hi your video was very useful. I got a new PC for my son and my nephew had set up a skype account instead of a microsoft account to login into the system. Previously my son had a laptop which had a microsft account and I put a parental control on the laptop. But when I wanted to acess the microsoft account in his new PC to put a parental control it is asking me to link from hus sprevious device. I tried linking but it didn't work and my son is scot free using his PC for many hours while I am at work. Any solution to this would be such a big relief. Please help.

[@andreasscholle8249]

If your child has admin rights on PC, or if he has local account in Windows 11 - internal parental control does not help you. In this case you can use the classical programs k9, Time Boss, Net Nanny or others...

[@DendySutrisna]

​@@andreasscholle8249Thanks

[@OmarAlKhatan]

Thank you so much for a great video! Like and subscribe ❤

[@20_dionysus_10]

"How to get my children to fucking hate me and never respect me"

[@kovalenkoihor4325]

Well. It's lets day 2 hours of PC a day. It's up to kid how to use it. It's kind of like money. You waste it or you use it.

[@20_dionysus_10]

​@@kovalenkoihor4325 That doesn't change what it's doing. What this does is take away any respect the child had for their parent and take away any chance of seeing them as an equal. This will either create a horrible relationship where the child only pretends to be a different person around their parent and sucks up to them and acts like they control them, or it just makes the child despise them. a much better way to encourage a child to spend less time on their devices is to play with them one on one more, go outside together, encourage them to go hang out with friends etc. setting screen time does nothing but make the child feel less then human when compared to their parent. And by the way 2 hours is not enough to do anything and I guarantee that your child will grow up with a hatred towards you unless you remove their limits.

[@kovalenkoihor4325]

@@20_dionysus_10 2hrs of gaming/movies etc. Not blocking the whole pc, sure. Just hear me. Respect is not what parents do, it's what you do. They can be the best parents in one kid eyes but the worst in some other eyes. And parents with children are not equal. Parents are responsible for their kid, kid is not responsible for parent. Huge difference. Negotiate the rules and obey the negotiations.

[@xpoorboyrex7284]

@@20_dionysus_10 definitely not a child writing this

[@20_dionysus_10]

@@xpoorboyrex7284 did i say i wasnt a child?

[@davearnold731]

So if I have a 9 year old girl and want to use Family Safety then I MUST created them an Microsoft account? That is against Microsoft policy. PLEASE tell me what am I missing? Can I set this up without creating an account for her? ANYONE??? Thanks in advance

[@roxy365_]

If yo parents did this to u there is an easy way how to factory restart yo pc and stop being under control 1. Turn off yo pc then boot it up and hold shift key then press troubleshooting then press factory restart and you are good!

[@noyu75]

Does it delete your files

[@roxy365_]

@@noyu75 yes, its a factory restart

[@snuffe_himself123]

I wonder if the following is possible: 1 parent windows PC with one local admin account (of cause I have Microsoft account but is still logged in as a local old fashioned user account). My two kids have one android tablet respectively one Windows computer and one android tablet. He is logged in with local user account and I have the admin account password. This is his computer. My questions: do we as parents has to be logged in with Microsoft accounts on our parents PC or is it enough that the kids use theirs Microsoft accounts on their Windows devices? Maybe non have to be logged in with MS account and only have one attached Microsoft family account? Please answer ASAP. Thanks for a great video! 😊

[@snuffe_himself123]

Now I have set it all up I think, but I have a couple of questions. On som places Microsoft says that even smartphones is included but in the settings it only says windows and xbox decides in the time limit section. Which is it? This product is of total unuse for us if the time limit can't be divided on ALL devices (windows and android).... I'm getting very confused since I can see all devices on the first smaller screen time view but when I enter it there is only his windows computer. Have I missed anything? 🤔😒😒 Please answer.

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

I need a kid to set it up this crap doesnt make sense to me

[@mattportnoyTLV]

Probably the most annoying thing I’ve had to do in months. Every membership just hangs in ‘pending’ status no matter how many times we accept it.

[@dragunmotion2608]

It won't work unless you create a totally new acc for your child

[@jima9863]

Keeps saying pending device even after accepting the invitation and the device is not connecting

[@electrico_l]

Hah, now I can prevent that my brother goes on my pc

[@historygeography6174]

BUT MEMBER LEFT THAT WITHOUT ORGANISER, THAT BIGGEST BUG

[@humanity526]

shalom shalom from Israel beauty

[@GuestUser-g3l]

Here's on how to crack -> open task manager - click on wsp - find parental control - right click - pop up will appear click on properties - select disable - click apply - then click ok - ur no longer under control of the services 🎉

[@DendySutrisna]

Wkwkwkwk 😂

[@kv-2232]

It got fixed sadly

[@GuestUser-g3l]

@@kv-2232 nah I can help , reply if u want ✌🏻 to bypass it

[@kv-2232]

@@GuestUser-g3l I actually used your method but i does not work

[@somethingiguess4816]

​@@GuestUser-g3l Ye any help how to know if they using it or how to bypass it

[@davetpanda]

Thanks for ruining Kids Lifes

[@backseatbroadcasting2356]

Yeah, but who's protecting you? Don't leave your name and email in your videos 🙏

[@FloridaManEvolved]

"How to make my child hate me and how to ruin their online life."

[@atlascompanyv.o.c7367]

Pc computer ...... so it's a PCC ?

[@jipcoumou4935]

thx for ruining lives, i am 16 and my dad still controlls everything i do online and has a two hour limit a day

[@umarlatif4251]

U deserve it son 😂

[@jipcoumou4935]

@@umarlatif4251 and why would i deserve it? And what are you talking about someone deserving something when you dont even know the situation nor person. (PS: dont call me son, i dont know you and you dont know if i am even a boy)

[@SouperMan-rm7gu]

Try talking with your children to establish boundaries instead of using this trash.

[@portman8909]

lol

[@RickSatan]

this vid litrely ruined my life

[@budjiman1]

Hilarious that she doesnt answer ANYONE😂😂😂😂

[@budjiman1]

Nobody cares about this. Do a video about how yo block weirdos and perverts. Good luck.