Microsoft Don't Want You To Know This Trick

Microsoft Don't Want You To Know This Trick
During the installation process of Windows 11, you will be forced to sign up to a Microsoft account, but what if I told you that its possible to bypass the Microsoft account and use a offline limited account instead.
Type: SHIFT + F10 to open command prompt.
Now type: CD OOBE
Now type: BypassNRO.cmd
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[@johnnyblack4261]

"Limited account" makes it sound like the local account is inferior to the microsoft account. Its not really limited in any way, if anything it is a bit better when it comes to your privacy and control.

[@Britec09]

said local account at the beginning and mixed my words near the end and called it limited account. But you already know that.

[@johnnyblack4261]

@@Britec09 I know mate :)

[@ChristopherBotelho3052]

thank you!
man i hate what they do, thank you.

[@mojoneko8303]

Thanks for this. I may consider using Windows 11 eventually

[@e14752]

Good to know!! In my humble opinion.. Microsoft will or is slowing losing users.

[@docmalitt]

I'm using Linux (at home.. work is another thing) from before the Win11 controversy so even if I could I don't wanna go back on Windows. It would be so hard. That's why I can imagine someone who is not IT savvy to just switch to Linux. Although honestly, it is all the same thing for most users, Linux has come a long way, the UX is completely different. I also have a Win11 on ext SSD just in case I want to use Photoshop (damn Gimp, I'm trying, trying, but...) with full throttle. Great content B. Thx

[@jcnikoley]

I did this on my PC, but a different way. It was a few years ago I don’t even remember, I just recall not being connected to the Internet during the set up process, and I had the option.

[@goddessoftruth]

Microsoft has changed the way it used to be done to set up local accounts. The installation process used to have an option offered for local vs. MS accounts but it no longer offers any option. The other method is to make up a fictitious email account and let the activation for Windows fail to authenticate to that fictitious email. Once it fails to authenticate then it puts you immediately into the creation of a local account.

[@jcnikoley]

@@goddessoftruth Windows 10 installation, I did it without the internet connected. It is not straight forward, but you can still do it.

[@neilgroves1]

All u need to do during install & u get to the account setup click options SETUP A DOMAIN instead easier... been doing it for years!!!

[@m007mm]

What will that do exactly?

[@neilgroves1]

@@m007mm easier to setup an account thats all

[@goddessoftruth]

I just recently had to do this method and it was frustrating because there is ZERO information out there about this until NOW.

[@iknowyounot88]

Damn think I need to re-initialize Windows.

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

Just switch to local account within settings > accounts

[@andrewfrostee]

I've been doing this in laptop without knowing the .bat already built-in the dir. My problem was the keyboard wont type certain characters until I connected Ethernet. I was configuring HP laptops tho

[@Sabamika1]

Or if you're okay with waiting for your internet to come back up, unplug your modem/router until you get passed that step.

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

That will not work. Windows 11 will not install without an Internet connection without bypassNRO

[@Sabamika1]

@@ReaperzxxTJ Was talking about Windows 10
Windows 11 is a dumpster fire of an OS and everyone knows it.
If you willingly install Windows 11, please seek therapy.

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

@@Sabamika1 I assume you aren't actually in the industry by that comment.

[@SatheeshJ]

Easy method: Setup Work account and choose to go local

[@Aeyo]

Understood

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Cool 😎

[@KelticLad]

nice one thanks for sharing they seem to keep changing how we try sign in lol

[@Britec09]

Thanks for the visit

[@michaelprox1172]

disconnecting the ethernet cable also works

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

It does not. Windows 11 requires Internet for install

[@michaelprox1172]

@@ReaperzxxTJ i did it when i installed windows 11 and iti s gived me to choose to create a local account, for me it is worked

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

@@michaelprox1172 try again. It's not an option. That's never been an option on win11 and was only a windows 10 thing

[@tylerrblxyt2024]

idk why microsoft forces us to use their services and the command named oobebyassnro is the another command that ive using this since i installed windows 11

[@aaronletchford]

I hate Microsoft now, they keep messaging around with it too much, stopping stuff ect

[@dabig_guy2204]

Microsoft F account

[@FaisalFawzy]

Why i would do that?

[@ericthemauve]

Because you is not cool.

[@ReaperzxxTJ]

Because using a Microsoft account means that Microsoft has access and control of all contents. You can use all the services that use a Microsoft account as standalone products without giving them access to all personal files

[@EdoVro]

Or just don’t use Windows 11