Need to add the Other User option at login screen

I am using two LOCAL Windows 10 accounts on a STANDALONE laptop. One for Admin and one for Limited account.

I know the image below are for a domain joined machine, but how can I achieve to show my Limited username account and one showing as Other User on the below left-hand corner of the sign in screen?

I do have the Fast User Switching enabled or Not Configured in Group Policy.

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...windows_10.jpg

If on a standalone machine, I will not be able to achieve the same exact setting on the login screen that is showing from the image I posted?

Since I have Windows 10 Pro, I used Option One for the Group Policy instead of the registry option.

It works. But how come when I shutdown my machine and then powering it up again, I can still see my username on the login screen? Even after restarting. The Other User appears only when signing out or switching accounts.


But I had to disable the Fast User Switching option since when I select it to sign in to other accounts, I can see the other accounts as still signed in and that’s taking up my system resources and perhaps it’s even a security issue.

Which leads me to my next question.

If I use the Fast User Switch without first signing out from my other account, is it a security issue?

I am the only one user using the machine.

Is Fast User Switching a security issue?
Decided to leave that option Disabled.

I only would use my Admin account only if absolutely needed.

Yes, correct. It would use more system resources and that is why I am more afraid of.

I can leave Fast User Switch enabled, but I can always use the Sign-Out option to make sure the account is completely signed off before switching to my other account.