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Is your friend using an online Microsoft account and not a local one? It is possible that the parental restrictions are set on their Microsoft account and not the computer.
The original one was a Microsoft account, the on my install is local
Did they then immediately activate the office 365 that their parents paid for? Make sure it's still a local account, because Microsoft pushes pretty hard not to have those.
Funny thing is, they didn't pay. I installed Office 365 and activated it with my own key, and you bet I haven't put any parental control on there. I even checked if it enabled itself by chance, but it didn't. She also signed into the PC with her account, but the issue existed before we used any Microsoft account...