“Just returned a Asus gaming Laptop {picked it bc of the extra space in memory & high speed capability}. Unfortunately it only had a sign in for Microsoft account but i don't like Microsoft. Is there a different option for this? or Everybody requires now?”
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If you Google install windows 11 without Microsoft account you will find a command you can use from the command prompt to bypass the account initially. Future updates may require account set-up.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, just use Rufus to reinstall Windows 11 home if yours comes with Windows 11 OS 24H2, since 25H2 only got released a couple weeks ago by Microsoft that has not been widely distributed to PC and laptop manufacturers yet. If you bought your laptop earlier than this month, then yours must have 24H2 version or earlier. Then, google Rufus Windows 11 and have a USB drive that's 16 GB or larger ready to convert Windows 11 OS 25H2 version into the one without TPM 2.0 and Microsoft account sign-in requirements. It works flawlessly. Alternatively, you can create a temporary Microsoft account with a one-time registration outlook email address first, and then sign in as usual and required if you don't want to use Rufus app. After you sign in, you can search "account info" and select sign in with a local account instead to create your own username and password without online email control. After that, you may need to use your email password to confirm the change, and then log out. When you log back in, search "email & accounts" and remove the one-time registered email account from there completely. Eventually, you will not need Microsoft account to use or control Windows 11 OS at all.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, All new Windows 11 devices now require a Microsoft account to setup the system. Please feel free to reach out to us with any other questions!
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