Hi,
Thank you for sharing your question. I understand how frustrating it is to be blocked from your own Microsoft account and repeatedly sent back into a parent‑or‑guardian consent loop. It can feel confusing, especially when you enter your username and password correctly but the system keeps asking for consent without letting you proceed.
This usually happens when the account was accidentally set up with an under‑age birthdate or when Microsoft detects that parental approval was never fully completed. When this verification step is incomplete or stuck, the system keeps looping you back to the same consent page instead of moving forward.
To resolve this, the parent or guardian must complete the consent process using their own Microsoft account at account.microsoft.com/family, or by signing in through the consent page to approve the account. If the loop continues, clearing browser cookies, using a different browser or device, or checking for a pending identity‑verification request often helps the system accept the consent successfully. If the birthdate on the account is incorrect, updating it under Profile Info once access is restored can prevent future lockouts.
Before we continue, can you tell me whether you have access to a parent or guardian’s Microsoft account to complete the approval? Once I know that, I can guide you through the exact next step.
Please feel free to follow up, and I’ll help you get fully signed in again.
I hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Noel