Windows 8 local account and Microsoft account switch

Symptom: Windows 8 How to switch between local account and Microsoft account: First, move the mouse to the top right or bottom right corner of the desktop, select “Settings in the super menu ;, as shown below: Windows 8 local account and Microsoft account switch in the pop-up menu, select "Change computer settings", as shown below: In the open "Computer settings", select from the left category & nbsp; User & rdquo;, then select “ switch to Microsoft account & rdquo;; can refer to the following figure sequence AB Enter your Microsoft account in the newly opened interface, after input is completed, click “ next & rdquo;, can refer to the following figure Take action.

Note: If you don't have a Microsoft account, you can create a new Microsoft account by clicking on the location in the figure below. A wait for a while and then the following picture will appear. Please enter your Password, and check if the account password matches. After inputting, click “Next”; Wait a moment, the link is successful, we choose “Complete”. Please note: When switching to a Microsoft account, each time you turn it on, you need to enter the Microsoft account password you set to log in. You cannot log in to the system using the password set by the local account. Wait patiently for the setup to complete.

The following is how to switch the Microsoft account to the local account, and still open “Computer Settings-User”, as shown below, select “Switch to local account” After entering the Microsoft password that has been logged in, click “Next”, as shown below: Set the local account name after disconnecting the Microsoft account. After setting it, click “Next”, the following figure can be used as a reference. When the following picture appears, please select “ logout and complete & rdquo;, the system will make the relevant settings, and then logout, all we have to do is wait for the logout and then log back in to the user.

Please note: After switching from Microsoft account to local account, you need to enter the local account password you set (if set) to log in. You can't log in to the system using the password of the original Microsoft account.