On Windows 10, you can change the sign-in name through your online Microsoft account settings or Control Panel if you use a local account, and in this guide, we’ll show you how.

How to change your Microsoft account name in Windows 11. Most likely, this is the path you need to follow. You probably created or signed into a Microsoft account during Windows setup, and the ...

Microsoft requires you to log in with an online account for Windows 10 and 11, even in the Home versions. However, this can ...

If the administrator is using a Microsoft account, then changing the name is a little bit more complicated. You'll have to go through the Microsoft account website experience to complete this process.

When you sign into your user account on a Windows 10 computer, you can see that your account has a name. You choose this name when you set up the computer, and it's often tied to your Microsoft ...

Microsoft is killing the Windows 11 bypass trick — soon, all setups will require internet and a Microsoft Account, leaving privacy-conscious users with fewer options.

This quick tip will teach you how to modify your account settings on your Windows 8.1 account while using Microsoft Live. This will permit you to change any of your basic information, including your ...

If you’re already in Windows 11 using a Microsoft account, you can switch to a local account at any point. Go to Settings and then Accounts. Select the setting for Your Info.

Microsoft removes a workaround that lets Windows 11 users set up a local account. Someone finds a different bypass method. Microsoft puts the kibosh on that one.

Accept to move on to the next screen, which lets you pick a name for your PC. ... Afterward, you should probably switch to logging into Windows 11 with a Microsoft account.

Microsoft is making some changes to its account sign-in process. Starting in February, you will stay signed in to a Microsoft account automatically unless you sign out.