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Computer Help and Support

canetoad

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1. Can maybe help a little bit

Reply to seaglass (Original post)

Thu Oct 2, 2025, 03:58 PM

Thursday

I think your problem is to do with the Windows built in gaming options. I delete all the x-box stuff so don't have much to go on.

Try digging through any or all of these categories in settings:

Gaming
Parental
Family options

Good luck.

On edit: https://cyberpost.co/why-does-my-xbox-say-i-need-an-adult/

Found this. May be some helpful info here.

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