If you don’t want to use a Microsoft account, you can add local user account. Here’re the steps to create local user account in Windows 10.
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Windows 10 lets you change the default user account image with a custom one. Here’re the steps to change user account picture in Windows 10.
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If you don’t like the extra step to log into your user account, you can remove user account password in Windows. Here are the steps.
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To launch a specific Chrome user profile from the taskbar, you need to pin that specific Chrome profile to the taskbar. Here’s how.
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When you want to restrict or block a user account, you can disable it temporarily. Here’re the steps to disable a user account in Windows.
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Found the defaultuser100000 folder? Here’s what the folder actually means, why it exists, and whether you can delete it or not.
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Fast user switching can cause system to slow down when switching between users. Follow these steps to disable fast user switching on Windows.
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If you are frequently switching between user accounts, you can create a switch user desktop shortcut to make things here. Here’s how.
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Windows automatically creates a dedicated home/profile folder for every user account you create. By default, the name of the user profile folder is the same as the username. Since the home folder contains all the user-specific folders like pictures, documents, downloads, etc., Windows won’t allow you to easily change the folder name as you wish.
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It is better to delete unused user accounts. Here are 5 methods including command prompt and PowerShell to delete user account in Windows 10.
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