The ISO of Windows 11 ISO leaked this week, enabled many friends of the operating system to try out Microsoft's upcoming system. In the few days that the build is released, various of the testers were discovered. One of them is below.
As we mentioned in previous publicationThe company from Redmond forces users to sign in to their Microsoft accounts when installing a new operating system, effectively cutting off local accounts.
The solution on desktops is to disconnect the ethernet cable and select the "I do not have internet" option to allow the installation to create a local account.
For Windows 11 Home users, however, this no longer works - unless the company modifies upcoming releases.
We tested it on many VMs but also on a regular machine and noticed that on the screen that prompts users to connect to a Wi-Fi network, there is no "I do not have Internet" option to select after creating a local account.
Unlike Windows 11 Pro, the menu “Login Options” does not contain the “Offline Account” option. So you'll need to create one if you don't have one or sign in to a Microsoft account. This happens even if you are not connected to the Internet.
So let's look at a simple solution.
When Windows 11 Home asks you to connect to a network press the two Alt+F4 keys together and the message will close. Your screen will display directly the σελίδα creating a local account – something not offered with the usual procedure.
The hack bypasses the login screen of a Microsoft account.
We currently don't know if this particular hack will still work when Microsoft officially releases beta versions of Windows 11 on June 24, or in the final version which will be released sometime in the coming autumn.
