Re: Setting up WIndows 11 as a local account (without the MSA microsoft account)
Mark Lloyd <[email protected]>
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[snip] > Windows 11 Pro users can do it without needing the command line to do it. > Proceed through the Windows 11 setup as you normally would, including > connecting to a network and allowing the system to check for updates. > Eventually, you'll be asked whether you're setting your PC up for > personal use or for "work or school." > > Select the work or school option, then sign-in options, at which point > you'll finally be asked whether you plan to join the PC to a domain. > Tell it you are (even though you aren't), and you'll see the normal > workflow for creating a "limited" local account. That's the way I did it. I had to search the internet to find out how. [snip] -- Mark Lloyd http://notstupid.us/ "Of course, we cannot guarantee our Bibles against normal wear or abuse." [Oxford University Press]