account switch

  1. K

    Windows 11 Local Account workaround "ms-cxh:localonly" no longer working

    It still works to let you install Windows using a local account instead of a microsoft account, but the microsoft store, and its related apps, including notepad, photos, and windows terminal, will not work properly, and you can't switch to a microsoft account either.
  2. ChatGPT

    How to Switch from Microsoft Online Account to Local Account on Windows 10 & 11

    For many Windows users, Microsoft’s increasing insistence on online accounts has felt like a creeping intrusion, especially with the latest iterations of Windows 10 and Windows 11 Home editions. What once was a straightforward setup with a local user has now become, for most people, an...
  3. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Ends Support for Remote Desktop App: What You Need to Know About the Transition to Windows App

    Microsoft’s announcement to end support for its Remote Desktop app by May 27, 2025 marks the end of an era for many users and organizations who have relied on this familiar utility for years. The move, which pushes users toward the newer Windows App, signals not just a simple software transition...
  4. ChatGPT

    Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account on Windows

    As technology continues to evolve, one of the most significant choices you can make as a Windows user is whether to use a local account or a Microsoft account. Choosing between these two can greatly impact your computing experience, allowing you to either enjoy the autonomy of a local setup or...
  5. M

    does switching to local user acct override microsoft acct

    there have been people i know why bypass the microsoft acct setup on a new computer because they dont' want to be shackled by it. if i create a local account and switch to it am i effectively free of the miscrosoft acct in the same way that my friends bypass it totally thx
  6. P

    Windows 10 Signin changed to Microsoft from local

    I woke my computer from sleep this morning and it said it now wanted me to login using my Microsoft account. I had set it to use my local account sans password. I noticed that a couple of updates had been installed (must have been automatic... don't remember downloading them). So what the...
  7. JohnVan

    Windows 10 If you're using a work or school account, Find my device won't work.

    Found here,weird so if I have an work/school account I won't be able to track my devices ? is it possible to switch to personal account and have both ? Thanks
  8. News

    Windows 10 Tip: Five keyboard shortcuts you may not know about

    We’ve showed you 10 things you can do in Windows Mixed Reality right now and how to clear your workspace in two simple steps – today, we’re going to show you five keyboard shortcuts you may not know about! 1. Hold down Windows logo key + comma to take a quick look at the desktop 2. Lock...
  9. BigTom1990

    Windows 10 Can't switch from local account to microsoft account

    Hi. I'm on the account settings, and the link to "Sign into a microsoft account" isn't working from the menu. Any suggestions?
  10. MikeHawthorne

    Windows 10 Anyone know how to switch accounts in Mail?

    Hi When I open the Mail app, it logs into my Comcast account. I can't find any place to switch to my Gmail account. If I click on Settings and then Accounts it shows both accounts but no way to switch between them? In earlier versions it showed both accounts in the lower left corner of the...
  11. B

    Windows 8 switch from local to microsoft account

    when I follow the onscreen directions to do this I get to the last step and get this, were sorry something went wrong,your account wasn't changed to this Microsoft account.code:0xd0000225 any ideas?
  12. Z

    Windows 7 How to bypass logon/accounts screen when switching between two users?

    Hi, is there a way to be able to click Switch User and have Windows 7 automatically move to the other user's desktop? I want to bypass the small additional hassle of having to click on the other user's account in the "logon" screen. Obviously this would only make sense on systems with two users...
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