As a parent, you have plenty to worry about; what your kids are doing on their computers shouldn’t be one of them. Today, well show you how to lock down your curiosity-prone kids and really. Family Safety imbues your Windows account with a veritable cornucopia of monitoring and filtering tools that allow you to put up a virtual wall that you can exploit to monitor and filter app, game, and web activity. In other words, you are the boss. The only drawback is you have to be using Windows, which is okay. That translates to a lot of parents, and a lot of kids getting away with who knows what. The Family Safety parental controls suite is comprehensive, and it works very well because Microsoft has had plenty of time to get things right.

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It ticks off all the boxes on the parental controls wishlist and, best of all, it’s completely free to use. You can use it with any computer running an appropriate version of Windows. Microsoft Family Safety hooks directly into the Parental Controls and Family Safety control panels on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, respectively. We hope that if you’re a parent and your kids are using Windows-based PCs, by the time you finish you’ll probably wonder how you ever got along without it.

What You Can Do with Family Safety Family Safety adds a ton of functionality to the, as the screenshot below demonstrates. In addition to game and application blocking, and curfews, Family Safety adds robust activity monitoring and reporting, time limits, web filtering, Windows Store app restrictions (Windows 8.1 only), and the ability to attend to special requests, such as if the restricted user wants to use the computer beyond curfew, or access an app that is blocked.

Installing Family Safety on Windows 7 As nice as it is to have integrated parental controls, Windows 7 could do to have a lot more, such as those that are included in Windows 8.1. Luckily, all you have to do is and install the Family Safety package, which will give you practically all those controls!

When you run the Windows Essentials executable, you can install everything included or you can pick the programs you want to install. We’re not going to install everything, so we’ll choose that option and select “Family Safety” from the list and then click “Install.” Once Windows Essentials is installed, click “Close” and then open the Control Panel.

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When you now open Parental Controls, it will open the Windows Essentials end user license agreement, which can read through (if you want) and then click “Agree” when you’re ready to proceed. Okay, so now we can sign into Family Safety with our Microsoft account. Once signed in, you’re ready to roll. If you don’t have a Microsoft account, then you will need to click “sign up.” Microsoft Account? What’s Microsoft account? It allows you to access various Microsoft services, such as Word, Excel, OneDrive, and more.

If you’re a Windows user, we definitely recommend you have a Microsoft account so you can access and use their services, but if you plan on using Family Safety, then you have to have one. Most Windows 8.1 users will probably already be well acquainted with Microsoft accounts,. If you already have a Microsoft account, you can sign into Family Safety and if you do not have one, you can create one in a few minutes. Note, you can use any e-mail address you want, so if you prefer Gmail or Yahoo!

Mail, you can use that or you can invent a new Hotmail or Outlook.com e-mail account. Once you’re signed into Family Safety, you will want to choose which account or accounts you want to monitor.

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In this case, we choose the account we had previously applied parental controls to and then click “Next.” The next step is to match your Windows account with a Family Safety member or add the account to it. In this case, we’ve already previously set up a Family Safety member “Kid Geek” with a Microsoft account. We assign our Windows 7 account “Matt,” which will override any controls we set in the previous section. Now, whatever changes we make on the Family Safety website to Kid Geek will be applied to the Matt account on our Windows 7 client. Remember, your Windows 7 parental controls will no longer be locally controlled. From now on you will need to sign into and use the Family Safety website.

If you do not want this arrangement, you will need to uninstall Family Safety to revert to Windows 7’s baked-in parental controls. At this point, you’re ready to begin setting up parental controls using Microsoft Family Safety. Click the link next to “go to the Family Safety website” and log in with your Microsoft account username and password. Each time you want to use Family Safety, you can go directly to it using the browser, or you can launch it from the Control Panel. If you want to use a different browser, you’re not limited to only Internet Explorer. As much as Microsoft would like you to use their browser for everything, The Family safety website will work perfectly well with other popular browsers such as Chrome, Opera, and Firefox. User Accounts in Brief Windows 7 provides two main account types, administrator and standard accounts.