explorer.exe ask me for microsoft account passw.

spunk said:

The "Built In Administrator" is a separate account from your normal Administrator user account.
How To Enable Hidden Administrator Account In Windows 10

Start a Command Prompt as Admin, and type the following Bold command and press Enter
Net user administrator /active:yes
You should see the message, The Command completed successfully

As a test, Sign Out as you and Login as the now visible Administrator account. See if your seeing the same problem. If not, then there is an issue with your User Profile, not Windows.

"As a test, Sign Out as you and Login as the now visible Administrator account"....:

...how...??..i repeat that i've no password set in my unique local admin account...
cheers

just done...
not solve..same issue...
and now discovered that i'm really not the only one...:
https://answers.microsoft.com/it-it/...=1711048064860
so this is really due to microsoft behaviour....

UPDATE

you may say i’m a dreamer…but now i’m really not the only one…:

https://answers.microsoft.com/it-it/...=1711035235470

another…:

https://answers.microsoft.com/it-it/...9-3e5908754e10

In the hidden/true administrators account is the same problem occurring?

Just for the fun of things have you tried making a test account and logging into that account?

Have you tried installing Winstep Nexus and using the computer without the explorer? You can log into your account and have access to taskman / system internals / process hacker 2. Turn off the explorer.exe entirely and just use Winstep to access your computer functions. NOTE: Other functions like shutting down / sleeping or anything related to the exporer will have to be use commands using .bat ( which you could convert to .exe ) and shortcut links as they depend on the explorer.exe. You will also have to find other programs to use because anything tied to the explore will not function and if so will trigger it to turn on.

Your telling me the explorer eventually goes to that login screen.

yes i've tried...not solve...
the news is that now is not just me only....
you may say i’m a dreamer…but now i’m really not the only one…:

https://answers.microsoft.com/it-it/...=1711035235470

another…:

https://answers.microsoft.com/it-it/...9-3e5908754e10

so is MS who's trying to force pc users to log in with a MS account...already did with win 11...now is will is to do this unfair behaviour also with win 10....

hi and thxs
i access my pc exclusively with a local account
i really do not use my ms account to access the pc
the ms account is needed only if i wold like to dl apps from ms app store
or to post in the ms community forums

update:

searching the web i see that some other guys are experiencing this issue and now the focus is on the browser Edge....maybe the issue has something related to it...i do also see , on my 3rd party ccleaner sw that in the start up entries evrytime i find these 2 items:

Task MicrosoftEdgeUpdateTaskMachineCore{2C6832FA-D882-4A6C-B642-58CB04855E1C} Microsoft Corporation C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\EdgeUpdate\MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe /c

Task MicrosoftEdgeUpdateTaskMachineUA{CC899F96-8150-41BB-BBFA-AD81EBA2E3BF} Microsoft Corporation C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\EdgeUpdate\MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe /ua /installsource scheduler




everytime i killed them but everytime at a new session they reappear...so maybe the issue is due to them...??...and if yes how to solve..??

i also see that if i start ms edge browser and then i exit it

in my task manager are also still alive some ms egde process...

and the only way is to kill them manually in task manager...

hope this helps you to help me

thxs again for yr kind attn

cheers

important update:

on MS community now also the “indipendent microsoft assistants” admits that this is a BUG of windows…and they hope ms should be able to fix…and that also them are experiencing this issue….