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I'm having the same issue.
But I also have a device named "PC" in the device list now. It's just PC. I guess it appeared after the Anniversary update.
Before the update, I could see my computer on the MSA device list, even though I've been using local account. But now it appears only if I login to W10 using my Microsoft account. If I switch to local account, it disappears. But the "PC" stays there whether I use MSA or local acc.
So what's that "PC"? Any ideas?
It's also not cool that MS forcing people to use MS account to login their PCs. Activated devices were always in the device list even if you use local account before that so called update.
I just find out this info , it may be of use :
"Once past those 36 hours you could log off the Microsoft account and return to my local account as always, and again with the local account will continue to indicate the system is activated with the digital license tied to Microsoft account."
It is in spanish , but it's worth a read.
Source : http://answers.microsoft.com/es-es/w...b-0ecf1228d408
How does a person responsible for Managing several machines & their Win 10 DEs (Home/ Family or SOHO/ SMB) link these DEs to a Single MS account?
Does MS allow..
1 to 1 relation
OR
1 to Many to manage DEs? How would one do this?
- Do I link home/ family machines DEs to a Single personal account I manage? (Im the techie in family)
- Can I create a Single Office account to link/ manage all DEs? Save it for future use by office.