Every time I turn on my computer, the "sign in Microsoft Family Features" pops up. I have tried: Removing myself from family group per https://account.microsoft.com/family/home (already listed as an adult there) Checking start up options (doesn't show up) Looking at uninstalling Microsoft Family Features (doesn't show up) Deleting the Microsoft Family Feature folder Telling my firewall not to let it through Every time I did one of these steps, I turned off and back on my computer, and still each time it persisted. Make it stop!!!

THAT WORKED FOR ME The anoying pop up is no more... Aparently the solution was in a norwegian forum from 2015 hahaha Thank you Glenn Joakim. I also had the same problem and this was the only thing that helped, thank you

so far that worked after all the other options for solving the problem didn´t thanks

I hope you've found a workaround by now, but in the case of Jason's second suggestion, look for Parental Controls instead of Microsoft Family Features . That did it for me.

WHAT WORKED FOR ME What I did was: Press windows key+r and type taskschd.msc In the left you'll see a directory, expand it and look for Microsoft\Windows\Shell folder in the library Disable the tasks belonging to Family Safety, for me there were two, "FamilySafetyMonitor" and "FamilySafetyRefreshTask". The anoying pop up is no more... Aparently the solution was in a norwegian forum from 2015 hahaha Thank you Glenn Joakim.

Stop the Family Feature Pop Up

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Every time I turn on my computer, the "sign in Microsoft Family Features" pops up. I have tried:

Removing myself from family group per https://account.microsoft.com/family/home (already listed as an adult there)
Checking start up options (doesn't show up)
Looking at uninstalling Microsoft Family Features (doesn't show up)
Deleting the Microsoft Family Feature folder
Telling my firewall not to let it through

Every time I did one of these steps, I turned off and back on my computer, and still each time it persisted. Make it stop!!!

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2024-05-13T18:59:16+00:00

GUYS THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!
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2024-05-13T17:29:23+00:00

THAT WORKED FOR ME
The anoying pop up is no more...

Aparently the solution was in a norwegian forum from 2015 hahaha

Thank you Glenn Joakim.

I also had the same problem and this was the only thing that helped, thank you
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2024-05-11T15:28:54+00:00

so far that worked after all the other options for solving the problem didn´t thanks
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2024-04-16T09:22:48+00:00

I hope you've found a workaround by now, but in the case of Jason's second suggestion, look for Parental Controls instead of Microsoft Family Features. That did it for me.
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2024-04-15T09:00:02+00:00
WHAT WORKED FOR ME

What I did was:
- Press windows key+r and type taskschd.msc
- In the left you'll see a directory, expand it and look for Microsoft\Windows\Shell folder in the library
- Disable the tasks belonging to Family Safety, for me there were two, "FamilySafetyMonitor" and "FamilySafetyRefreshTask".
The anoying pop up is no more...

Aparently the solution was in a norwegian forum from 2015 hahaha

Thank you Glenn Joakim.
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