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title: Setup Windows 11 with local account
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date: 2024-04-10
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The Windows 11 setup prevents you from continuing the setup without an active Internet connection. This can be bypassed with a simple trick to still be able to create a local account
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- os
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Since Windows 10, Microsoft has been aiming for the computer to be used with a Microsoft account. During setup, it was not possible to set up a local account when connected to the internet. In order to see the option for the local account, you had to remain offline.
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This no longer seems to work in the current Windows 11 setup. Microsoft requires an Internet connection to continue with the setup.
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Even if it is no longer as trivial as it used to be, this requirement can still be bypassed. To do this, a console can be opened in Setup by pressing <kbd>CTRL</kbd> + <kbd>F10</kbd>. Enter the following command and confirm:
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OOBE\BYPASSNRO
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The system then restarts. If you follow the wizard back to the previous step, the option "I don't have internet" is now available:
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This allows you to continue with the “restricted setup” and create a local account.
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