4 ms·
I recall installing a fresh install of Windows. I was prompted with a login to Microsoft account screen. The only way to "skip" it was click the "I don't have a
by RKearney 10y ago
I recall installing a fresh install of Windows. I was prompted with a login to Microsoft account screen. The only way to "skip" it was click the "I don't have a Microsoft account" link at the bottom (which isn't true, I DO have a Microsoft account, I just don't want to use it for this PC). That brings you to a "Create a new Microsoft account" screen, and at the bottom of that was a small text link that says "I don't want to create one now" (or similar).
Considering I had to lie during the install by claiming I didn't have a Microsoft account just to get the option to proceed without one is pretty bad UX in my opinion.
- giancarlostoro 10y agoThis is what I meant by they hide it in the setup process somewhere unclear. It really should be outlined as such: * Login * Create a new Microsoft Account * Use / Create a Local Account