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Albeit, it's not that obvious, you can create an offline account without failing to sign in. Maybe it's different with anything below Windows 10 Pro but that wa
by hk1337 5y ago
Albeit, it's not that obvious, you can create an offline account without failing to sign in. Maybe it's different with anything below Windows 10 Pro but that was my experience.
- nickjj 5y ago> Maybe it's different with anything below Windows 10 Pro but that was my experience. It is different with the "S" Home edition which is what comes with a lot of decently spec'd laptops for typical personal use. I run Pro here and there's a secondary text link off to the side that you can click to make an offline account. That link doesn't exist with the Home edition (specifically the "S" edition, I don't know about the regular Home edition). In all cases this is with the US version too, which might play a role in what's seen when people install Windows across the world.
- hk1337 5y agoYeah, Pro (and above) is also the only one that has the Hyper-V or whatever, if that's even still a requirement.