It’s a small change, but one that is likely to leave more than a few customers scratching their heads on how to create a local account. Then, when presented with the option to connect to a network, you could simply hit the “I don’t have internet,” click through to “Continue with limited setup”, after which you would be presented with an option to create an offline account. With the Windows Update (version 1903), you could simply put your device in Airplane Mode to disable the Wi-Fi and/or disconnect your network cable so that you weren’t connected to the internet. You can just have one password tied to one device and not worry about signing your digital life away to Microsoft when installing Windows 10. With a local account, you don’t have to worry about any of that rigmarole. Microsoft would prefer that you create a Microsoft Account, which allows you to sync information across multiple devices including passwords, Microsoft services ( Xbox Live, OneDrive, Office 365, etc.), user settings and the like. However, for those that don’t want the “full” Microsoft treatment when installing Windows 10, the folks in Redmond are changing up how you can create a local account when doing a fresh install of Windows. Since the operating system first launched back during the summer of 2015, it has become Microsoft’s fastest growing Windows release to date with a total of 900 million active users. For the majority of our audience, chances are that Windows 10 is your operating system of choice for your desktop or laptop system.
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