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No need for all this, just shift+f10 in the setup and type oobe\bypassnro
by breakingcups 3y ago
No need for all this, just shift+f10 in the setup and type oobe\bypassnro
- someonehere 3y agoThis is the correct answer. Many Windows 11 machines and vms I’ve setup using this method.
- technion 3y agoIt's the correct answer today, in the same way that clicking "use a local account" was the answer yesterday. Ms will have this plugged at some point and our account managers are advertising this like it's a good thing.
- r4indeer 3y agoAll of the current methods to bypass internet access, account creation, CPU/TPM requirements, etc. (including the linked article) depend on the cooperation of the OS.
- freddybobs 3y agoI don't think this works on Windows 11 Home (or or perhaps in S mode). I have set up a desktop this year where it did work, then more recently I set up two Laptops in S mode where it didn't and I had to follow other instructions. For that I had to create a microsoft account. I could then create a local account, and delete the microsoft account. Which frankly is terrible. It has pushed me to now make Linux Mint my main personal OS. I've been using windows and been a fan of Visual Studio for decades.