11-10-2025, 01:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-10-2025, 01:23 PM by Wainuitech.)
(11-10-2025, 10:11 AM)Agent_24 Wrote: Good luck for those sticking with Windows, Microsoft are working hard on preventing users from having only local accounts in Windows 11:
https://thinkcomputers.org/microsoft-enf...-bypasses/
Linux doesn't force you to do anything of the sort.
The current start ms-cxh:localonly Still works even on the latest 25H2. Just did it yesterday. Simply don't connect to the internet and it will ask you to connect at that point you enter the command as before and it creates a local account. Your choice if you want a password or not.
As for Linux not forcing a sign in - REALLY ??? - every single time I installed Linux you HAVE to create an account and enter a password. Some you can tell it to auto log in some not.
One thing is "interesting" Lots of places ( Forums, FB- Linux Groups) are NOW getting a LOT more errors showing up from new users running into all sorts of install troubles and many other problems -- The Standard response to anyone asking for help is install ( insert different distro) -- Thats NOT help !!
Any newbe's asking what to install and you'll get nothing but conflicting answers. Actually saw one post -- Guy said "Screw you Ba***ds - cant get a real actual helpful answer.
Upgrades = Old bugs replaced with new Bugs.