How To Use an OFFLINE Account With Windows 11: WORKS on 24H2
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Microsoft has removed the easiest way to use an offline account. This will be enough to force most users to just comply... and set up an always online Microsoft account. This is the future. They do not want you to be able to use a PC without a permanent tether to their cloud. They want to feed you ads and harvest your data. It's a bit bleak.
However, we can still use an offline mode using a couple different methods. Check out the video.
For the advanced method, here are the instructions:
Press Shift+F10 (some laptops require you to press Function(FN)+Shift+F10)
Then type this into the command prompt: oobe\bypassnro
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Rufus has the option to remove online account when creating USB boot device
Yes it works. I've installed windows 10, a month ago that way
It no longer works, i checked yesterday
@@Yogi.700 dang
@@Yogi.700 I did install Win11 three days ago and it did work. Did MS really just changed it now?
i use balenaetcher
The very first method you tried isn't an option for Win11 Home, only Pro.
Logan, you might think you do things in vain but u have helped so many including myself, thank u from a poor sinner. Thank you for helping us 99%. You didn't suffer in vain. I remember you in the good old days when you were famous and becoming rich - I know all the story. Please continue on the path of light. You are saved. You are worthy. You are respected by all of us that were helped by you. THANK YOU LOGAN. I will not forget you.
Superb work, Logan!
You're a champion don't stop. and keep doing whatever you want and whatever you're doing. good on you and the team still pushing back against stupid practices like forced online accs.
Whatever happened to Cain? never see him around the videos anymore.
p.s Last thing., I know The Tek is long gone.. but can you bring back rant30? Will accept it as shorts. Not a fan of shorts, still would watch them if you did it. though if you pulled a 30minute one atm it would probably make the algorithm happier too. idk maybe I've been subscribed for too long.
Cool, I copied and pasted a new trick today! I didn't know about the command prompt command before, but It's now been added to my cheat sheet. Cheers 🍻
I had never ran Linux more than a few days at a time before, but the laptop has now been on Zorin 17.1 for a month and everything just works. Granted I don't game on it anyway, but the out-of-the-box experience is sublime. No hoops to run though after installation and I haven't even had to fire up the terminal yet. If I ever install Windows on it again it sure won't be 11.
Awesome. I am happy for you that it went smooth for you,
Gaming is pretty good these days thanks to proton
@@teksyndicate Definitely, there still are a few issues like launchers breaking every now and then (2K previous year, EA occasionally) and Easy AntiCheat breaking due to using glibc in an outdated way (which objectively is inferior) but mostly those get fixed pretty quickly. If I look at the games which don't run, outside invasive kernel-level cheat (which you shouldn't run anyway in my opinion) it is rare that a game doesn't run, the one exception which I have in my library is Far Cry 3, Ubisoft does something weird with DRM which nerves the performance in such a way that the FPS fluctuates between 50 and 150 all the times while standing still on the opening island, this with a 3700X and 5700 XT.
You can keep both OSs on a single drive and use your bios boot menu to chose which one to boot.
@@mbsfaridi Please don't do that! If you dual boot, install both OS's on a DIFFERENT SSD and just select from which SSD to boot to change the OS. You are asking for trouble if you install those on the same SSD. You can fix it if it goes wrong but new Linux users might not be able to fix it considering that an update from Windows can easily make your Linux-distro unbootable, in that case you have to chroot into your Linux distro and fix it which new Linux users will struggle with. Windows doesn't care about your Linux install, it messes up partitions during updates from time to time, changing the partiton-number for your Linux distro or causing your motherboard to use the Windows-bootloader instead of the Linux-bootloader which also can start Windows (but the WIndows-bootloader refuses to start Linux).
I found a new way...the same way with fake Email and password but you need to try it 3 times in a raw or above before it lets you add local account. It worked with me.
I think Microsoft is releasing 24H2 updates on a pilot basis because they want to see what keyholes they missed so that when the actual release date comes for the general public to get the update, they will have fixed the bugs.
This is best for those who don't want a ms account or just straight up want a local account for the get go. Ah Windows 7.
I just signed in using my ms account and then switched to a local one on windows 11. I literally only created a ms account when I had to sign into Windows 8. MS essentially forced me into creating one. I moved my windows 8 laptop user account to a local one late last year after moving to a local one on windows 11
From my experience: always install windows or Linux without internet connection.
After everything it's done , connect to internet & start updating.
Why do you need to install Linux without internet? I'm genuinely curious because I thought it was supposed to be open source which means it should be looking out for your own interests right?
@@cape41I can't think of a big or consistent reason. Some Linux installers COULD do updates inline but AFAIK they just install the image you provide and update when you tell them to after you've logged in for real the first time
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Do this install like 10 times a day. what’s worked for me is doing the trick once that no longer works then pressing the back arrow then redoing the process but instead of “user” and “password” I just use “a” for email and then “aaaaaaaaaa” for the password entry. Takes 10 seconds . Just gotta bug it out till it quits trying.
I'd wager this is faster or at least simpler and there's no guarantee your way will work forever
This helped me. Thank you!
On the last Windows 11 machine I had with the latest Win11, the BypassNRO command was not there.
Screw Microsoft! Sick of having to keep signing in, im changing to Linux mint.
... so that Linux goes from ad free web browsing to doing absolutely nothing even after installing the operating system offline.
@lexobarge
Photoshop also works on Windows, but you've gotta get online to get Photoshop.
@lexobargephotoshop is a bloat
Screw it. I did and I'm good.
I just bought a new 2024 Lenovo 7i Gen 9 and it (of course) comes with Windows 11 installed. I'm thinking of removing the SSD that's in it and installing a different one with Windows 10. Keeping the original SSD intact just in case I need warranty work done. Any problems in doing that? I'm running 10 on my desktop and am perfectly happy with that. For those times that Windows drive me crazy, I can boot into Linux instead as I have it setup for dual boot.
How is opening the laptop to swap hardware less invasive than installing a new os? Why not get a disk image of the factory state if you are worried about warranty?(not that it should matter in the slightest)
but the domain join option is only available for win pro and ent, for home versions dont have that option
l have never seen an "I don't have wifi" option on a laptop. I have to either disable wifi on the machine or usually I just make a microsoft account. then make a local administrator account, login to that, and delete the microsoft account. Will this still work?
thanks
Cheers
Can you do a video on software that’s free, that will kill unnecessary background processes for windows 11 so you can get the processes down so that they aren’t using up unnecessary resources?
I could have sworn this was widely known for years now. Maybe it's Mandellia's effect again...
what happens when you actually input your wifi through the initial setup but you still follow his advice to input email:user, pw:user.?
Why windows 11 usage is in decline
First way onle for Pro/Ent, second way doesn't work for OEM pre-installed home versions. (Shift+F10 is blocked, windows starts in S mode. Disabling of Secure boot doesn't help). This is the new reality.
Won’t it just bug you again next time you boot up with internet connected?
I expect you will always be able to have local account though. Really Google on Android is way more aggressive with sign-in everywhere always. Curious how it will be once this update is released later for fresh installs. I do have Enterprise edition so yeah.
@dreaper5813 thing is, if you signout it tends to frequently bug you about it in every number of apps, browser, messages and such. or making it pain to signout for example be it google in general or youtube.
@dreaper5813 i know, just saying how intrusive they make it
@@StaySic4Ever There are a lot of alternatives for Google apps though that are very easily accessible and usable. Some are even open-source software. I recommend getting F-Droid's apk to start and then you can open the doors to your new beautiful world. :B
Could this work as well?
Gueeeeesing you cannot skip the online account. Follow all the bs steps till you're in already. Then, only then log out your Microsoft account and leave it as that?
This is much easier to do
I have used the oobe command in the past, but the last time I tried to install Windows 11 (I think it was 23/H2.v2) without internet connected it came back and said "This PC doesn't support Windows 11." Before the installation even took place. I had to re-write my USB drive using Rufus to get around it.
For me, on my Win11 laptop, it would not allow me to just "not use internet." If I chose I did not have Wi-Fi, it told me I needed to use another device, with internet, in order to complete the install/setup. Absolutely bonkers. That was a year ago I think, and I just ended up having to go that route.
Man those Linux shills are so vocal...
@dreaper5813 i tried on another laptop, the disk was going at 100% constant and it drained the battery in 45 min
@@UMadBro19881 lol everytime
@dreaper5813 You must be fun a party and have many friends.
@dreaper5813 There's a cmd command you can use to create a local account. 🥴
How i can skip connect to internet setup on windows 11
You don't have that option in the last version of Windows 11 home, if it is OEM pre-installed.
Great, many people will be helped with this. Now the critical note, not to Tek Syndicate (Logan) but to the Windows-users. Should you keep using a system which makes you jump through such hoops to use it in a less privacy-invasive way while you pay $150 to hundreds of $ for it? If you have to (Windows-only software at work), sure, suck it up. In other cases, maybe consider Linux?
It's not stubborn. I have software that will not work on Linux and just my most important software
I just started using Linux. But let’s be clear, the discords and online chats are not very kind to newbies, unless anyone knows of one. So you’re kinda on your own, scouring CZcams and blogs.
@@teksyndicate Which in my opinion is very much fair. I speculate that you use music-production software which is Windows only.
It is about which carries more weight for the user: the necessity or need to use certain software vs the discomfort of using that operating system. I myself dumped Windows 4 years ago for my private computing, I occasionally had to use it due to external circumstances which I do not control in which case I use a VM. I sacrificed a few games which I liked to play by dumping Windows.
For me personally the user-experience of using Windows is that bad that I am not willing to deal with that unless I really need to use certain software (work or education) but I am not stuck to using certain Windows-only software for music or video-editing so for me it is relatively easy to do that. Professional musicproduction and video-editing definitely are possible (it is being done by professionals) on Linux but I get it that people are used to certain software and don't always have the time or interest in changing that.
Honestly, I hope that more and more developers who currently are not supporting Linux are willing to change this now that Windows has become so user-hostile. Sometimes those developers have bad will, sometimes it just is difficult to port the software after having developed it for that one operating system for so long and being locked in with certain libraries and all that. Note though that there also is Linux-only software which can help a lot at times though much of the better Linux-software also gets ported to Windows, like GIMP and Krita.
@dreaper5813 "And don't give me that BS that there is no other options."
I think that - as for what's actually helpful that can come from us as I agree with you - we should state these alternatives and provide support throughout (to the best of our abilities) when asked. A lot of the gung-ho "figure it out yourself" behaviours/beliefs in certain Linux communities isn't helpful at all for entry level; it comes off as ivory tower nonsense to the layman. Basic accessibility and entry-level knowledge have always been the primary struggles with introducing people to get into Linux (I know; I've been teaching people on how to make the full switch to Linux for almost a decade). The popularity of Linux Mint supports this hypothesis to be significant, and even some Linux courses show this. If there's no frame of reference as to where to even just search and learn, then urging people to switch to Linux is a dead-in-the-water deal, especially with Microsoft's aggressive and invasive marketing of accessibility.
@dreaper5813 I understand where you are coming from and you definitely are correct that many people can switch to other software to get the same done, be it music-production, video-editing or art (an artschool in Paris fully switched to Linux-software for this). But we also have to take into consideration that many of these guys just want to do their thing - like making music - and not have downtime while figuring out how to get this done with other software on a system which is a bit strange to them to some extend. Much of the software which can do great things just isn't as known and as low threshold. One of those jewels is Natron.
Even office on Android requires MS account, when I try to log in it doesnt work and it is so frustrating. Thankfully there's Google alternatives.
Just disconnect internet during installation, it doesn't do any problems.
It doesn't work on OEM pre-installed machines
@@ustass2 Really? So what happen when someone tries to finnish installation without internet?
@@Seticzech it asks for the internet. No other option.
Well if you download a windows 11 before the update. You can install it with a offline account and then update.
Yep - That's exactly what I am doing. I will make sure to keep a backup of that .iso file and use it as long as possible.
Windows trying to block the install of Open Shell is VERY troublesome though. Microsoft is not only prohibiting customizing Windows more and more, but going as far as blocking programs that help you customize, is way, way too much. I get even more Big Brother vibes than I already had with Microsoft. It runs chills down my spine. A user that bloody payed for windows should have the right to bloody do on his personal machine whatever he wants. How long will it take before Microsoft starts dictating what programs you can run on Windows? How long before there will be a allowed/not allowed software list, and when you try to surpass it, Windows will stop functioning? It looks like we are already on that road.
@@jclosed2516 I just install windows and back it up with aomei backupper. Have done since 2019 and such a great application.
That bypass trick does not work with Win11S systems. And you can't deactivate the S mode at this moment.
There's this other cool trick which involves installing the penguin OS instead. 😅
Can't. Linux doesn't work with my creative apps
@@teksyndicate True, I have that same problem but have tried to gradually replace them with open source or linux ports.
@@teksyndicate I kissed goodbye to them. Life is too short to put up with this nonsense, I use Linux alternatives.
"Before we do that make sure you go online and activate windows" lol
Well you don't have to sign in to activate
No work or school option now
I just disconnected my ethernet and it let me do it.
The true way to avoid this hassle is to just don't use Windows 11.
It looks like Microsoft really wants users to move to Linux/Mac
Or just create one, and convert it right away.
There's a better method: Use W10 LTSC 2021.
people should sue Microsoft for this.
school and no Ethernet don't work on windows home edition
4:05 is this ADHD in action ?
if you weren't sus before about signing in with a windows account, now you got to be much more sus...... kinda reminds me of the streissand effect. if everything is so honkey dorry, why are they forcing this? 🤔 they are only bringing attention to this. you're only making us think that the other method was what we should have gone with all along.
Laughs in Fedora.
This is getting ridiculous
This is why you should always keep downloaded ISO, that Microsoft provides, so they can't take it out !
We use 4G in €urope... is it gonna ask me that ?
Rufus 💯
It find it silly to combat Microsoft while still using their software. They probably still know everything you do, no matter how you create the account. Windows is Windows and they know your location, system id, install-date and hardware the next update cycle anyway, or when you get asked to install Skype for work, get invited to Teams or get a Onedrive document shared to look at. Not being signed in is more trouble than its worth IMHO.
It's annoying because there is a difference between your Windows user being a MS account and you being signed into Microsoft products on a local user. It's a specific example, but imagine you're setting up a new endpoint for a business that only has W10 machines with local users and no domain controller. This new endpoint comes with W11, now you need to either make a throwaway MS account, or have the user sign into their PC with their own personal MS account on a work machine since their work email is not set up for AzureAD to then create a local user with netplwiz... when it could just stay a feature in the installer. I don't even want to get into the problems I've had over the years with personal MS account Users trying to add work or school accounts to their Office apps and OneDrive...
This is possibly the most incorrect comment ever. I might have to make a video on why you should never sign in
You're signed into Google and you're worried about Microsoft 😂😂
There's a difference in a browser/website and an operating system
Don't use their product that's simpler !!! or go back to win 7 64 , personally i'm happy for my daily use !!!
@dreaper5813 bla bla bla !!!
Now do it with an apple device. I like how everyone happily uses an online account for apple devices but as soon as Microsoft wants to do it this sort of thing happens… I guess the don’t think apple is collecting their data 🙄🤣
I bought a GMKtec G3 mini-PC recently and its Win 11 install didn’t even ask for a MS acct…
I don't hate Windows, but I wish that governments eventually decide go force Microsoft to stop all this bullshit. All that should be needed to create an offline account is clicking a button in that same dialogue.
All this just to install that shitty 11 version... now the fun part is removing all the garbageware that's included... man I hate Micro$oft more and more each day.
how meny ppl tried that key lol
Fuck MicroSoft. I'm about to switch to Linux.
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Why do you bother and keep fighting with this BS ? It's clear the company is hostile to you? Stop using this crap and stop giving these shitty companies money.
I don't even need this 4 minutes long tutorial video.
Phoenix X-Lite Windows 24H2 have no account creation in the first place until you get to the Desktop wallpaper for the first time, and then it will ask you to create regular user account just like Windows 7
@dreaper5813 goodluck.
There are tons of creative apps that simply doesn't run on Linux. Not to mention horrible Graphics Card driver support as well.
Don't worry. Wayland will be ready in 11 years... And Nvidia might release some good drivers in 2045.
Dump Microsoft's control ware OS and get Linux... Microsoft is also planning to move their OS to a monthly subscription... No thank you... 💥
1. I can't because I make music
2. Do you have a source for this monthly subscription news?
I am switching to Linux. F Microsoft.
Just ditch windows entirely and use Linux
Many apps don’t work even with wine or a vm such as Roblox and other games
@@AnAverageRobloxian123QEMU or dualbooting
Nah fam no there's no turning back for me. Good luck to all the folks out there who are willing
I've bought an extra name and slapped Mint with Kde on it. Time to learn.
I'm still gonna dual boot.
I just game. Thats about it. It's counterintuitive to use an os that has less gaming support when Thats my main focus sadly. I'd love to use Linux for a workstation though.