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Learn how to change your Windows sign in from a local account to a Microsoft account to sync your settings across all your devices.
This tutorial will show you how to switch to a Microsoft account from a local account to sign in to Windows 11 with instead. You can sign in to Windows 11 with a local account or a Microsoft account.
Today, I'll break down the differences between local and Microsoft accounts, explain why you should consider making the change, and give step-by-step instructions on how to do it.
This tutorial will show you how to switch to sign in to Windows 10 with a Microsoft account instead of a local account. The built-in "Administrator" account cannot be switched to a Microsoft account. A local account is a user name and password that you use to sign in to only a single Windows PC.
Using a Microsoft account unlocks a few handy features in Windows. Here's how to turn a local Windows account into a Microsoft one.
Input the new Microsoft account credentials you’d like to switch to. Once you finish the sign-in, Windows 11 will sync settings from the new Microsoft account, letting you access the cloud-stored data (OneDrive files, email, preferences, etc.).
Using a Microsoft account allows you to sync your settings and files automatically, including multiple devices. Click Start > Settings > Accounts. Click on Sign in with a local account instead or Sign in with a Microsoft account instead. Switching between accounts is identical.
Change your Microsoft account in Windows 11 step by step. Differences with a local account and how to connect your work or school account to access resources.
--- Today, we’re going to walk you through the process of changing your local account to a Microsoft account in Windows 11. This is a great way to sync your settings, files, and apps...
The best part is that you can switch between local and Microsoft accounts without losing your data and installed apps. In this guide, we will discuss how to migrate from a Microsoft account to a local user account and vice versa in Windows 10.