Want to create a local account to use on your PC for yourself or other people in your home? Here's how to do that.

There are various ways to create a new user account in Windows, one of them is by using a PowerShell command. In this post, we will discuss how you can create a local user account using PowerShell ...

Want to create a local account in Windows 10? Microsoft discourages people from doing it, but the option is available.

We show you how to create & use a Local Account in Windows 11 Pro during installation. You can also switch to a Local account later via Settings.

Having a secondary user account is useful for troubleshooting problems with your primary account. Here's how to create a local account and set it up as an Administrator so it's available when you ...

A local Windows account requires you to set up three security questions. Here's how this works in Windows 10 and 11.

To create an account that uses a custom profile name, you must first create a new administrator local account, move all your data, remove the old account, and finally switch to a Microsoft account.

In this guide, we'll show you the steps to use a local account to troubleshoot and fix problems on Windows 11.

It's still possible to install Windows 11 with a local account, if you're willing to jump through a few hoops to do it.

Windows 10 fully embraces its identity as a universal operating system. This includes Microsoft strongly suggesting you use a connected Microsoft account to log in to your computer, so you can ...

Creating a local account after the fact and removing the MS account linked Windows account is another option. No need to mess with sysadmin tools for deploying Windows.

Not everyone requires use of a connected Microsoft account in Windows 8.1. To help, we've put together this walkthrough for adding a private local account.