Some of you may have more than one personal account. You need to be oriented if you want to use Microsoft services offered to both divisions – for example, logging into Windows, licensing the Office programs, or using programs like OneDrive, OneNote, and Microsoft ToDo. Microsoft keeps asking questions about which account to use or insisting that you log in to “fix problems with your account.” It helps if you can tell which account is in play by looking at the email address. If both accounts use the same address, it’s a problem. In the last article, I gave you some tips to figure out your Microsoft account credentials. Still here? For some of you, this is practical, nuts-and-bolts advice that will improve your life. If you don’t have an Office 365 mailbox, feel free to move on. You only have a business account if your company uses Office 365 for email. This is likely only to be true for people in small and medium businesses. This guide will teach you how to switch from a Microsoft account to a traditional local account.If you use the same email address to log into your Microsoft business and personal accounts, this article will show you how to change the address on your personal account. If you want to switch from a Microsoft account to a traditional local account, Windows 11 makes it an easy task from the Settings app.
However, this is not an account type everyone wants since many users don’t like the idea of large companies handling their information or using cloud services. On Windows 11, you probably use a Microsoft account, but you can always switch to a local account, and in this guide, you will learn how.Ī Microsoft account is the default type when setting up a new user on your computer because it provides better security, integration with Microsoft services, and easy files and settings synchronization across devices. To switch from Microsoft to local account on Windows 11, open Settings > Accounts > Your Info, click “Sign in a local account instead,” confirm the local credentials, sign out, and sign back in.
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