Where it says "enter the object name to select (examples)" enter your windows user name and click "check names" and press okay (if you don't know your user name go to windows powershell and type, "$env:UserName" and it should tell you)Ħ. Where it says: Owner: TrustedInstaller, click on change.ĥ.
In there go to Security and click on AdvancedĤ. Right click on WpcMon.exe and go to the Properties. Scroll down to Wpc and look for WpcMon.exe and WpcTok.exe. Navigate to C:\Windows\System32 You can copy/paste it into your file explorer.Ģ. If you're younger than 16 I would advise you not to do this, I personally think your actions should be monitored by your parents, but of course l can't control you.ġ. exe files but so far this is the only one I ran that makes this show up.įirst of all, you'll have to be an Administrator, as it will require your Admin password more than once. The AOESETUP.exe file to install AoE is the only executable in which this happens. Ultimately I tried deleting " ParentalControls" folder from C:\ProgramFiles\WindowsApps and now it shows this error:Īny tips? I don't even use Family Safety. I also tried ending WpcMon.exe process after and rebooting. Task Scheduler Library \Microsoft\Windows\Shell\ I tried disabling the following scheduled tasks:
My account is an Administrator and it is connected to a Microsoft Account which doesn't have any family settings turned on, yet it still happens. How do I completely disable this family feature? I don't need it. exe a window pops up that says "Ask an adult for permission to run: Microsoft Age of Empires/Autorun" You must restart your computer in order to completely uninstall Windows Live OneCare.I am trying to run the setup for Age of Empires Gold Edition from my old CD but whenever I try to load the setup. You will be prompted to restart your computer. If Windows Live OneCare does not uninstall as expected, download the Windows Live OneCare cleanup utility - and follow the program instructions to completely uninstall. Note that part of the uninstall will ask you to provide a reason for removing OneCare. In the Uninstall or change a program list, click Windows Live OneCare, and proceed with the uninstall.Click the Vista Orb, then click Control Panel.To uninstall Windows Live OneCare from Vista: In the Currently installed programs list, click Windows Live OneCare, and then click Remove.Under Pick a task, click Remove a Program.Under Pick a category, click Add or Remove Programs.To uninstall Windows Live OneCare from XP:
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