Microsoft removes help page for switching from online accounts to local accounts

Windows 11 continues to make its way since Microsoft announced the end of support for the ancient Windows 10. Windows 11 continues adding improvements and changes with each updatesome are more popular with users and others are less well received by the community. According to We see you at Tom’s HardwareMicrosoft has removed the help page where it offered to change users’ online accounts to a local account. It seems that It gets more and more difficult to make use of these local accounts in favor of a single online account that offers access to all Microsoft services.

Microsoft wants you to use Windows 10 and 11 with an online accountsince when installing a new Windows it will offer you the possibility of create one of these accounts if you don’t have one yet. Although having a local account is possible, this process It is becoming more and more complicated to perform, a complication that Microsoft is gradually adding. For the moment this help has been removed from the index, but still available below.

Microsoft’s exact intentions with the removal of this help page are not known, but it is clear that it will be increasingly more complicated or impossible to log in with a local account. But according to the Windows architecture, based on NT, These local accounts are necessaryaccounts that offer users the anonymity that advanced users tend to like.

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