How to remove parent Microsoft features?

If a customer by mistake added an unnecessary account as a parent & don’t know how to remove that id. Here are some easy and simple steps to follow and you’ll easily remove parent Microsoft features. Renew MSN Premium


On the newest update of Family Safety, there’s no thanks to take away the Parent privilege from a member. What we are able to do is take away that Parent from Family Safety; but, we’ll not be ready to add it once more as a toddler as a result of the choice for adding a brand new member is currently aloof from the Family Safety web site. If you need the steps to remove a member, kindly follow the steps below:

  1. Log in to 
  2. Click Manage the list of family members.
  3. Select the member you want to remove by ticking the checkbox on the right of each member.
  4. Click Remove, confirm it by clicking Remove again.

Windows Live Family Safety now uses standard Windows User accounts when adding a child instead of their Windows Live account. To add a new member, create a new standard Windows user account and add it using the Windows Live Family Safety client installed in your computer.

To give you more information about standard users and how to create a new account in Windows, follow the links below:

To add the standard user, follow these steps:

  1. Using the parent account, sign in to Family Safety.
  2. Click Add or manage family members on this computer.
  3. Check the box at the right of the standard user you want to add.
  4. Click Next.
  5. At the dropdown box under Family Safety members, select the Add (name of the standard user).
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