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Ricardo,
Are you saying that there is another user account on the computer that is not shown on that screen?
If so, check that its account is active by examining the response to
Code:net user <UserName>
You might also need to run
so you can use its response [a full list of usernames] to check which of the displayed MSAccount-linked user accounts relate to which username [i.e. relate FullName to UserName].Code:net user
Denis
@Try3 Exactly the case. I used this tutorial to hide some useraccounts: Enable or Disable Account in Windows 10
Option 3: Using Regedit....
Now I want to logon with one of these "hidden" accounts by manually specifying the username and password. I thought maybe on pressing "CTRL + ALT + DEL" to get a option but it doesn't work so maybe if I can add this option "other user" on the login screen.
Ricardo,
I suggest you ask Brink for advice by posting in that tutorial thread.
My understanding of it is that the accounts cannot be used unless they are first unhidden.
Best of luck,
Denis
Ricardo,
[I think you might actually have been replying to the first version of my previous post. It was badly worded and I removed it within a few seconds, I thought.]
I still suggest you ask Brink for advice by posting in that tutorial thread.
Best of luck,
Denis
Last edited by Try3; 25 Jan 2021 at 16:18.
Thanks he answered (more quickly than I thought) but doesn't know the answer eighter. What I want to do is add an "other user" option to the left where the other "visible" accounts are so I can enter username and password for the invisible accounts....