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Signing into your Microsoft account to access something like the Microsoft store is unrelated to using your Microsoft account to login to your own machine. Let’s see if we can clear some of this up. And absolutely, Microsoft has done a wonderful job of making things confusing.
There are actually two scenarios here that I think are getting confused a little bit.
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Is that correct? Can I sign into the Microsoft account but then log out and back into my local machine account easily or as easily as with Windows 7? If this is possible, what’s the procedure? I find Windows 8.1 really confusing and just can’t see how to do it. The impression I get is that by signing into my Microsoft account, I’m abandoning my local account. I want to decide if I put stuff on Sky Drive or on my local computer. This then told me that any documents I create will be stored on Sky Drive, which I don’t want so I canceled the process.
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In desperation, I started to install the Win 8.1 app but was asked to sign in to my Microsoft account. My problem is with Win 8.1, I’m really missing Minesweeper but I can’t find a trustworthy download to play on my PC except as a Windows app.Īll the downloads I’ve tried seemed to end up with potentially unwanted programs which malwarebytes warns me about.
This worked really well it allowed me to store stuff on the Netbook or Sky Drive as I decided. I did this with a Windows 7 Netbook using Boxcryptor to encrypt stuff held on Sky Drive. I followed this advice because I don’t want my documents to be stored on SkyDrive except when I want them to be. A while ago, you gave some very helpful information on how to create a local account on my Windows 8.1 laptop.
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