Unbind Microsoft account from local admin account

Question

A problem with Microsoft accounts binding local administrator accounts, My system is Windows 10, I want to share games with my roommate, who is sitting next to me. his system is Windows 11,I logged in to my Microsoft account in his Microsoft store before he did not have a local administrator account bound to his Microsoft account, Later, the sharing plan was canceled, and I planned to log out of my Microsoft account on his computer.at then disaster has started. The Windows 11 version does not have a way to log off the local super administrator account. Q&A told me that I should click the "Log in using local account" button under account management, but it doesn't exist

Answer 1

Hello there,

Only option is to create a local admin user and then remove the other account that you are logged in.

1. Press Windows + R keys to open the "Run" window;
2. Copy and paste the command

netplwiz

and press ok;

3. Click on the "Add" option;
4. Select the option "Do not sign in to a Microsoft account";
5. Choose a name and password for this profile and then proceed;
6. After the new profile is created, go back to the "User Accounts" screen, click on your user and then on "Properties". Select the "Group Membership" tab;
7. Mark the profile as Administrator and click on Ok;
8. Login with the new account

Hope this resolves your Query !!

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