Windows 11 has made it increasingly difficult to use local accounts, pushing users towards Microsoft accounts to utilize cloud-based features. Recently, a simpler method for bypassing this requirement emerged, confirmed by BleepingComputer. By pressing Shift+F10 during the network connection setup, users can access the command prompt and run a command to create a local account, thus sidestepping Microsoft's restrictions more easily than previous methods, including the now-removed BypassNRO.cmd script, which required manual registry edits.
A simple trick allows users to bypass the Microsoft account requirement during Windows 11 installation, reintroducing the ease of using local accounts.
During Windows 11 installation, pressing Shift+F10 opens command prompt, letting users create local accounts via 'start ms-cxh:localonly', streamlining setup.
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