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How to set up Office 365 Business Premium & Private Accts in Win 10?
It's got to be obvious, but I can't seem to find how to set up separate log ins for personal and Office 365 Business Premium/work accounts in Windows 10 on my notebook - presuming that is it's a sensible way to set up access.
Each account is set up so that it has it's own log in e-mail, password and user name so that it'll hopefully be clear which account is in use at a given time - along the lines described in this piece: Understanding Microsoft Work And Personal Accounts | Bruceb News It's otherwise seemingly very hard to tell which account is in use as Microsofts naming/labelling of screens and versions of the applications is ambiguous.
It'd be great to hear views on a proven strategy for handling this situation too. I'm a single user small business with full admin control over the Office 365/work account, so there's no privacy or file sharing issues involved - it exists primarily for access to the Office applications and the 1TB One Drive storage.
There's as he says an option in Win 10 to set up to access both accounts on a shared basis, but I'm nor sure what it would deliver in functional terms.
I'd like to be able to access Office applications and Outlook (with separate folders for each mail address) from each account, but the One Drive 5GB free allowance with Windows will presumably have to stay separate from the 1TB with the office 365 Business licence. Skype etc I'm not sure about setting up.
Thoughts anybody? The Microsoft info is far from clear, and my hosting provider doesn't seem to have much to say on the subject either - I unthinkingly set up the work account off the same e-mail address as the personal account at first. It's as a result taken ages to figure out how to separate the accounts for example....