After upgrading Win10, the built-in program can't open the processing method

After many users upgrade Win10 system from Win7 system, built-in applications such as mail, settings, weather, calendar, etc. can't be opened. Why? Because these applications need to log in to Microsoft accounts to use, and we upgraded from Win7 system to Win10 system, the default is to log in as a local account, so the Win10 built-in program can not open. The following small series will explain to you two ways to open the Win10 system after the built-in program can not open.

Method 1: Switch Microsoft Account

Go to Microsoft's official website to register for Microsoft account and log in to the system using Microsoft account.

After using the Microsoft account, Win10 will log in to the system as a Microsoft account. If you switch back to the local account, you can no longer use which built-in programs.

Method 2: Change Permissions

1. Explain the second method in detail here. After pressing Win+R to enter the "Run" window, type gpedit.msc and hit enter.

2, in the pop-up the Local Group Policy Editor left side of the dialog box Click [Computer Configuration] & rarr; [Windows Setup] & rarr; [Security Settings] & rarr; [strategy] Local & rarr; [ Under Security Options, find [User Account Control: Administrator Approval Mode for Built-in Administrator Account] on the right side (the system defaults to [Disable]).

These are the upgrade treatment after Win10 system can not open the built-in program, use the second method, even if you log on Win10 systems in local accounts can also use the built-in applications.