The computer is connected to the domain, "Home Security" may not be available. Please contact your system administrator. “Home security” helps you limit your child’s time on your computer and limits which websites, apps, and games they can access. To set up "Home Security", you will need to use an administrator account. Before you start setting up, make sure that every child you want to monitor has a standard user account - "Home Security" can only be applied to standard accounts.
Steps for setting up a new child account
1. Open “Home Security by: swiping from the right edge of the screen to the middle, click "Search" (If you use the mouse, point to the screen In the upper right corner, then move the pointer down, click “search”), enter “family” in the search box, then click or click “set” and “ set for any user Family safety & rdquo;. • The system may ask you to provide an administrator password or confirm your choice.
2. Click or click the "Create new user account" link.
3. Do one of the following:
If your child already has an email address, enter the address and click or click “Next”.
If you want to create a new email address for your child, click or click “Sign up for a new email address" and follow the instructions.
If you want your child to log in to this computer only, click or click “Don't sign in with a Microsoft account” and “local account” and follow the instructions.
4. You will see on the final settings screen “ Is this your child's account? Please enable the "Family Safety" to get a report on their computer usage> checkbox. Check the box and click or click “Complete”.
Home security" will automatically start monitoring new accounts.
Enable "Enable Home Security" for existing child accounts
1. Open "ldfire by family" by swiping from the right edge of the screen to the middle and clicking "Search” (If you use the mouse, point to the upper right corner of the screen, then move the pointer down, click “search”), type “family” in the search box, and then click or click “Settings" ; and “ set up home security for any user. • The system may ask you to provide an administrator password or confirm your choice.
2. Select users who want to use “Home Security& quoquo; If your child does not have a standard user account, see “Steps for setting up a new child account”.
3. Under “Home Security”, click or click “Enable, Apply Current Settings”.
After enabling your child's account "home security", you can adjust the various settings you need to control:
Web Filtering. You can make sure your child only visits a website that is appropriate for their age and decides whether to allow downloading of the file. You can also block or allow specific websites.
Time limit. You can choose to allow your child to log in to the computer at any time, and even set different time limits for each day. If the child logs in after the specified time has elapsed, they will be automatically logged out.
Windows Store and Game Limits. You can control which games your child can play, set age ratings, choose the type of content to block, and decide whether to allow or block specific games.
Application restrictions. You can ban your child from running apps that you don't want to use.
Change someone's "Home Security" steps <1> 1. Open “Home Security by: swiping from the right edge of the screen to the middle, click "Search” (if With the mouse, point to the top right corner of the screen, then move the pointer down, click “search”), type “family” in the search box, and then click or click “Set” and “Set up home security for any user”. • The system may ask you to provide an administrator password or confirm your choice.
2. Do one of the following:
To change the settings for the entire family in one location, tap or click “Manage Settings on the Home Safety website”.
To change the settings for a specific account, tap or click the account. Under "Windows Settings", select the settings you want to change.