To remove an adult, under that person's name, select More options > Remove from family, and confirm.To remove a child because they’re now an adult, or if an adult account has been misclassified as a child account, verify the account.Then, go back to your family’s page, and under the child’s name, select More options > Remove from family, and confirm.
To remove a child, scroll down and select Manage my child's profile info, select the child, select Remove consent for this child's account, and confirm.Sign in with your Microsoft account, then: This can be done using a step by step procedure described in this Microsoft support article and designed to remove members from a family group via the portal:Ģ. While a patched version is not yet available in the Stable or Beta channels, the releases affected by this issue, Mozilla recommends users that, "in the meantime, you can work around this problem by turning off content restrictions. "There is a known issue in Firefox 69.0.2 and Beta 70.0b11+ that causes downloads to fail in Windows 10 when you have parental controls or content restrictions on," says Mozilla. "If you haven't already updated to 69.0.2, please avoid doing so until we've shipped a fix."
Don't update to 69.0.2 or 70.0b11+įollowing these reports and the bug tracker issue, Mozilla published a support page where it advises Windows 10 users to refrain from updating their Firefox installation to 6.9.0.2-the web browser's latest stable version released last Thursday-or Beta 70.0b11+ until a fix is available. The problem is described on Reddit and Mozilla's bug tracker in an issue reported three days ago, on October 4, saying that all web downloads are failing when using Firefox on Windows 10.
Mozilla says in an update to the Firefox 69.0.2 changelog that downloading files from the Internet may not work for Windows 10 users who have the Parental Controls feature toggled on and are part of a family group.
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