Disable Access work or school in Settings / Accounts

@Daniel Kaliel You have two options please be carefully doing this and use backup if need it and test it in a control environment first

You can either configure it using Policies or regedit;

1. Open Registry Editor: Run regedit with administrative privileges.
2. Navigate to the Explorer Policies Key: Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer (Or, if you want to enforce it system-wide, you might use HKLM—but test first to ensure it produces the desired behavior.)
3. Create or Edit the “SettingsPageVisibility” Value:
   • Create a new string value (if it doesn’t exist) called SettingsPageVisibility.
   • Set its value data to:

          hide:ms-settings:workplace
     

     Again, if that URI doesn’t work as expected in your environment, try an alternative based on your Windows 11 version.
4. Restart or Log Off/In: Ensure that the changes take effect by having users log off or by restarting their session.
5. Open the Group Policy Management Editor: Create or edit an existing Group Policy Object that targets your Windows 11 Enterprise devices.
6. Navigate to the Policy: Go to: User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Control Panel → Settings Page Visibility
7. Enable and Configure the Policy:
   • Enable the policy.
   • In the “Settings Page Visibility” text box, you can specify a “hide” expression to remove specific pages. Note: The exact URI for the “Access work or school” page may vary (some environments have used URI fragments like ms-settings:workplacesetup or similar). If the above doesn’t work as expected, try verifying the canonical URI for the page on your Windows 11 build. For example, you might enter:

          hide:ms-settings:workplace