Good morning. I ask how to avoid the Microsoft account window in the settings. When I install with the connected network, in the settings window I get the Microsoft account request and I don't know how to remove it.
When I install without the connected network it does not appear.
If there is some command or tool I could enter it in the ISO. Thank you very much.
Hello @DMD,
Is this of ANY use? => How to Switch to a Local Account from a Microsoft Account in Windows 10
I hope this helps.
I thank you for the answer.
I ask if there is a tool that can do it automatically so I can insert it into the ISO.
In this way even if I install with the connected network It does not appear Account request.
Hello @DMD,
You areVERYwelcome.
I have never tried that approach, maybe somebody else has. To achieve this, you would need to modify theinstall.wim, and then create a newInstallation Media. This is a lot of work when you can justDisconnectfrom theInternetBEFORE commencing with theInstallation, or is there a specific reason that you canNOTdo it this way?
I hope this helps.
What you are seeing is a heading banner for Settings. MS has been experimenting with this for some time. It appears sometimes but not at others even though the circumstances seem to be the same.
You might or might not find that these guides provide solutions for you but, since the MS experiments continue, any success might be temporary.
How to manage (add-delete) the New Header on Settings Page - TenForums
Disable the Settings Header Banner [Ghot] - TenForums
GitHub - riverar-mach2 Windows Feature Control Multi-tool
Denis
I tried in the virtual machine in AuditMode unfortunately it is not possible to run the MACH2 file from the Prompt command. For the moment the only solution is to install without the network connection.
That link starts the Windows Out-Of-Box-Experience app for customizing your Windows experience. If you only have local accounts it will probably suggest that you create a Microsoft one or sign-in with an existing one, because all the settings and apps it affects need that. If you can exit it without creating an MS account, see if that makes it disappear permanently. I have one laptop that got that same link on the settings banner after updating to 20H2, but it already had a Microsoft account. My desktop which only has local accounts never got that after updating to 20H2, so I'd check your settings and disable the ones shown disabled here to see if you can make the link disappear without running the OOBE app:Good morning. I ask how to avoid the Microsoft account window in the settings. When I install with the connected network, in the settings window I get the Microsoft account request and I don't know how to remove it.
When I install without the connected network it does not appear.
They may not actually be linked, but my desktop has them disabled. I'll check the laptop later.
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