Windows 10: Revoked my Complain

A few weeks or maybe months ago, my account was hacked. The hacker changed the email address to theirs and removed my phone number, so I couldn’t update any of my profile details. Strangely, the password wasn’t changed—I’m not sure why. I contacted Microsoft and explained the situation.Some of my personal data, like photos and other files, were stored on the account. Since I could still log in, I quickly deleted everything and removed my saved payment card. After that, Microsoft suspended the account and told me it couldn’t be recovered due to privacy policies.Now, I can’t access the software

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Certificate Revoked

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How to revoke extra screen time provided to child

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

I understand that you want to revoke the extra time that you have provided to your child. Currently, there is no option to revoke or undo the time extension that has been provided.

However, you can go ahead and change the time limit that your child has to access the device and check if that makes a difference. Please follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Login to
   https://login.live.com with the Microsoft account.
   
2. Click on Family.
   
3. Under your child account, click on Screen time.
   
4. Now, you can change the screen time that has been assigned to your child.
   

Also, I suggest you to provide your valuable feedback in Feedback hub so that the developing team can review your suggestions. To provide your feedback, please refer to the article
Send feedback to Microsoft with the Feedback Hub app.

Hope it helps.

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

Revoking all Device CAL licenses issue

Dears in Microsoft Support,



we have Windows Server 2012 with License Server activated on two Domain Controllers which they are working as Active/Standby.

We noticed that our client cannot get Device CAL license since all licenses are issued. We tried to revoke licenses but only 20% of licenses can be revoked and we need to wait till April 2019 in order to revoke more.



We need your support on the following:

1. How to revoke all issued Device CAL licenses on Windows 2012 License server?
2. How to revoke specific issued license forcibility even we reach 20% of revoke scenario?
3. How to change expiry date for issued licenses?
4. Currently we have 20 Device CAL licenses, where 10 is installed on DC1 and 10 is installed on DC2. Is this standard Microsoft scenario when having two DC servers working as Active/Standby? Is there any possibility to install the same 20 CAL licenses
   on both DC1 and DC2 separately?

Really appreciate your kind feedbacks