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Microsoft could drop the forced Microsoft account sign-in during Windows 11 setup
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this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2026
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On pro editions of windows:
Choose sign in with work or school
Domain join instead
Enter a local admin username
Leave the password field blank (it’ll skip the security questions)
No to everything else
Once on desktop, set password with CTRL ALT DEL
Or just hit shift F10 and enter “oobe\bypassnro” and let it reboot. Still works on home or pro.
Shift + F10 I believe, but your point stands. This is how I do it.