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This could cause by your account settings or whether or not you are in a family group. Changing your date of birth might not help here, since as I know Microsoft no longer let it instantly affect your account permission to prevent real children abuse this to bypass authentication.
For this, aside from the suggestion the other user give you, you can also create a new adult account and let it enroll in the ESU program, the update is computer wide, so you can stay updated even in your original profile.
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