Win8.1 switch to the local account operation process

The login account of Win8.1 system is the bound Microsoft login account by default. Since Microsoft account will synchronize personal information to the cloud, it may leak personal privacy, so many users will switch Win8.1 system to our familiar one. Local accounts, but many friends who have just contacted Win8.1 still don't know how to switch from Microsoft account to local account, so today's tutorial is a detailed explanation of the specific operation process of Win8.1 switching to a local account.

First, on the Win8.1 traditional desktop, we first use the Windows + C combination shortcut to call up the super button bar, then in the pop-up super button bar, select Click “ Settings & rdquo;.

Second, then click on “Change PC Settings“.

Third, after entering the Win8.1 setup interface, we click on the “Accounts” setting.

Fourth, after entering the account settings, we can choose to switch to the local account, the first method is to disconnect the Microsoft account, as shown below, we click “ disconnected & rdquo;

After clicking the disconnected Microsoft account, a password input box will pop up. We can enter the Microsoft account password once. After completion, click Next, as shown below:

5. Next, enter the “Switch local account” setting. After the user name below, enter the local account name of the computer. If there is a password, fill in the password again. If not, leave it blank. Once you're done, continue to click “Next" at the bottom.

Finally, we can see the prompt to successfully switch Win8.1 to the local account, and finally need to click the logout at the bottom and complete ” After logging out again, you can log in to our familiar local account. If you need to set a password, just go to the control panel's management account to modify it. For the operation process, users who are accustomed to the Win8 predecessor system are familiar with it, but the Microsoft account login computer can also be more convenient to synchronize personal information to the cloud, eliminating the need to back up your files. In short, the two accounts are turnip green vegetables. Have some love.