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  1. Caledon Ken
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    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
       New #781

    Hi VHP7980. Welcome to TenForums @VHP7980

    Welcome.

    Could you please start a new thread in the General section and ask your question.

    Could you also explain what you mean by getting all these devices into one MSN account. More what are you trying to accomplish, a shared Onedrive, a common experience on other browsers, etc.


    Great to have you onboard.
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  3. bradnon
    Posts : 1
    Windows 10
       New #782

    New to this forum. I'm just a Windows user concerned with privacy. I'd love to share some Windows tips and tricks
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  4. kado897
    Posts : 50,055
    Windows 10 Home 64bit 21H1 and insider builds
       New #783

    bradnon said:
    New to this forum. I'm just a Windows user concerned with privacy. I'd love to share some Windows tips and tricks
    Welcome to Ten Forums bradnon.
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  6. Wynona
    Posts : 29,078
    Windows 10 21H1 Build 19043.1023
       New #784

    VHP7980 said:
    Good Day, I answer to most names but here just VHP7080 will do. I'm fast approaching 70 years (August) and I am getting a wee bit forgetful. That's why I'm here, hoping someone can help me. I first started "Computing" when Mr. Sinclair put his first PC on the market.
    That's the boring bit out of the way, now for the really boring bit.

    Can you tell me how to put my 2 Desktops and 2 Laptops into 1 MSN account please?
    I haven't been able to get any step by step information.
    Thanks VHP7080
    Welcome to TenForums, VHP. I'm not that advanced, although I've been testing Microsoft product since 1985! Just follow Caledon Ken's advice and you should do fine.

    bradnon said:
    New to this forum. I'm just a Windows user concerned with privacy. I'd love to share some Windows tips and tricks
    Welcome to TenForums, Bradnon.
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  7. David oap
    Posts : 3
    10 Pro/mac
       New #785

    Newbe


    Hi I am new to TenForums but have followed the threads and tutorials extensively and gleaned a lot of knowledge to which I am very thankful. As I now have a lot of time being retired i have been furthering my knowledge of computing (would have thought 20 years in I.T. the enthusiasm would have worn off.

    Trying to get head around the sneaky things that MS have applied to 2004 build such as netplwiz no longer allows bypassing logon
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  8. Bree
    Posts : 31,659
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       New #786

    David oap said:
    Hi I am new to TenForums but have followed the threads and tutorials extensively and gleaned a lot of knowledge to which I am very thankful. As I now have a lot of time being retired i have been furthering my knowledge of computing (would have thought 20 years in I.T. the enthusiasm would have worn off.

    Welcome to Ten Forums David.

    No, it doesn't wear off when you retire. I always thought throughout my time in IT support that it was nice to be paid for doing something that I would be doing anyway. Now I do it for fun here on Ten Forums.

    Trying to get head around the sneaky things that MS have applied to 2004 build such as netplwiz no longer allows bypassing logon

    I prefer to bypass the sign in screen by using a local account that doesn't have a password (there's only me using this machine and it never leaves the house, so why bother protecting it with a password?). But worried by your comments I've just set up netplwiz in 2004 to sign in automatically with my one other password protected local account. It worked as expected.

    Sign in User Account Automatically at Windows 10 Startup
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  9. David oap
    Posts : 3
    10 Pro/mac
       New #787

    Thanks Bree, if I do an upgrade from build 1909 I agree that netplwiz works as intended, but by doing a fresh install from iso then when you go to netplwiz it opens with NO check box to tick. I have now tried this on 3 machines with the same outcome. Yes I can overcome this by using Brink.s registry mod the main reason to using netplwiz is that I look after several machines for the older generation and they wouldn't have a clue in the registry and I would forever be reloading thier machines. i realize it is early days and sooner or later someone will overcome it.
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  10. Bree
    Posts : 31,659
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       New #788

    David oap said:
    Thanks Bree, if I do an upgrade from build 1909 I agree that netplwiz works as intended, but by doing a fresh install from iso then when you go to netplwiz it opens with NO check box to tick. I have now tried this on 3 machines with the same outcome. Yes I can overcome this by using Brink.s registry mod the main reason to using netplwiz is that I look after several machines for the older generation and they wouldn't have a clue in the registry and I would forever be reloading thier machines. i realize it is early days and sooner or later someone will overcome it.
    Sounds like a bug if it's there in an upgrade but not a clean install. I have asked Brink to look at this.
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  12. Wynona
    Posts : 29,078
    Windows 10 21H1 Build 19043.1023
       New #789

    David oap said:
    Hi I am new to TenForums but have followed the threads and tutorials extensively and gleaned a lot of knowledge to which I am very thankful. As I now have a lot of time being retired i have been furthering my knowledge of computing (would have thought 20 years in I.T. the enthusiasm would have worn off.

    Trying to get head around the sneaky things that MS have applied to 2004 build such as netplwiz no longer allows bypassing logon
    Welcome to TenForums, David. Sneaky? Microsoft is being sneaky? Nahhhhhhhhhhh, not Microsoft!
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  13. kado897
    Posts : 50,055
    Windows 10 Home 64bit 21H1 and insider builds
       New #790

    David oap said:
    Hi I am new to TenForums but have followed the threads and tutorials extensively and gleaned a lot of knowledge to which I am very thankful. As I now have a lot of time being retired i have been furthering my knowledge of computing (would have thought 20 years in I.T. the enthusiasm would have worn off.

    Trying to get head around the sneaky things that MS have applied to 2004 build such as netplwiz no longer allows bypassing logon
    Welcome to Ten Forums David. There are a lot of us retirees here so you should feel right at home.
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