Windows 10: How to add another profile onto my laptop when I'm already in a family?

Hi, I am trying to add another account onto my laptop, I've gone through settings, accounts and i am on the home page of Microsoft Account Home, but the problem is I'm already in a family, and i need to add my work profile onto this laptop. How do i do that when I'm already in a family, and I cant find a way to add another family member onto the family as I am not the organizer? Is there a way to not add my account onto the family but still have 2 profiles on my laptop?

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CCC Profiles that disappear

id suggest a spyware check

 

Microsoft family features - child profile not working properly

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that the family features are not working properly on the child account.

• When you say, “I removed the profile, and had him login again”, did you remove the account from the family or from the PC?
  

Regarding the app issue: Since you receive the message to look for an app from store while accessing the link to fix the child account issue. I suggest you to follow the steps to
re-register the apps.

1. Press and hold the Windows key + X.
2. Select Windows PowerShell (Admin).
3. Type the command and hit Enter on the keyboard: Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}
   
4. Restart the PC.

In addition, you can also try removing the child account from family and adding it again to the family. Refer the article

Remove members from your family group and
Add members to your family group.



Regarding the email address on the login page:
Do you see verify option under accounts in settings?



If you are able to see the verify option under accounts in settings page, I suggest you to try verifying the account and check if that helps.

1. Go to Settings >
   Accounts > Your info.
   
2. Under the Email address click on
   Verify.
   
3. Enter the code, which will be sent to your
   email address or mobile number.
   
4. Click on Next to verify the account.
   

Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Microsoft family features - child profile not working properly

I recently determined that my son's Windows 10 account profile (Windows 10 regular user account linked to his Family/Child Microsoft email account) had become corrupted, as several things were not working correctly under his Windows 10 login (Edge and IE
were limited to 8MB of internet cache)

I removed the profile, and had him login again, and a new profile was created, resolving the Edge issues, however the Family Features are not active or working. His time limits are not enforced, and my Family settings online at https://account.microsoft.com/family/
indicate that there is an issue with his account.

"Your child needs to sign in again with their Microsoft account on their device for family features to work properly."

The resolution steps indicate that I should do the following:

"To fix this:

1. Have your child sign in with their Microsoft account on their device.
2. Open Microsoft Edge and go to https://aka.ms/familyverify.
3. Follow the instructions on screen to verify their account."

When I follow the steps and try to go to the URL, Windows 10 attempts to open the Microsoft Store app to look for an app to open MS_WPC

On the same computer, when I go to the same URL, it asks for my live credentials, then updates the Family Features settings.

It seems like windows is not fully linking to his Windows Live account. For his siblings, their accounts show up as their email address until they login, then it resolves to their full name. For the new profile for him, this does not happen. I have removed
the profile a few times and tried starting over again, but it yields the same result. Any ideas or suggestions?

Perhaps has the default profile become corrupted?

EDIT: He has received notification that his time is up, but when he requests more time, there is an error that indicates there may be an issue with the Internet connection (which there is not).