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<pre id="isPasted"><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-43475670-1">net user /add [*username] [password]
net localgroup administrators [username] /add</code></pre><p>i.e.</p><p>net user /add david Pa$$w0rd</p><p>net localgroup administrators david /add</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>at the login prompt select other user and use .\username for it to use the local user that you created.</p>
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net user /add [*username] [password]
net localgroup administrators [username] /add

i.e.

net user /add david Pa$$w0rd

net localgroup administrators david /add







at the login prompt select other user and use .\username for it to use the local user that you created.

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Once disconnected Azure AD account, I can still access any info under the user account with the local admin account correct?
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Once disconnected Azure AD account, I can still access any info under the user account with the local admin account correct?

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<p>When you log in with a local account, it will create a new user profile so you won't have direct access to the info. &nbsp;I would back up the old info first then you can copy it to the new profile.</p>
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When you log in with a local account, it will create a new user profile so you won't have direct access to the info.  I would back up the old info first then you can copy it to the new profile.

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<p>Thanks for this, will it destroy any software installs installed on local drive or only the AzureAD profile and Azure controlled info? I can make a copy of the profile as you suggested.</p><p><br></p><p>Thanks</p>
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Thanks for this, will it destroy any software installs installed on local drive or only the AzureAD profile and Azure controlled info? I can make a copy of the profile as you suggested.




Thanks

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<p>It won't affect the software installed on the laptop.</p>
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It won't affect the software installed on the laptop.

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<p>most software is installed for all users. Some software can be installed for just me</p>
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most software is installed for all users. Some software can be installed for just me

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<p>On Windows 11, how do you switch from an Azure/AD logged in account to a local user. Have an associate who setup his own computer and we need to switch it back to a local account due to some AD issues. We set a local account and then go into account settings, but the option to switch to local login is not there. At the login screen for the other user it only prompts for an email address or phone number, you can't enter anything else.</p>
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On Windows 11, how do you switch from an Azure/AD logged in account to a local user. Have an associate who setup his own computer and we need to switch it back to a local account due to some AD issues. We set a local account and then go into account settings, but the option to switch to local login is not there. At the login screen for the other user it only prompts for an email address or phone number, you can't enter anything else.

Windows 11 AzureAD login vs local login

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