Creating a new user account is one of the first things you’ll need to do when setting up Windows 11. But whether you choose a local (offline) account or a Microsoft account is entirely up to you and the features you expect to get.
How to Create a New User Account on Windows 11 | How to Create a Guest User Account
You can also create and add a new user account, either locally or online, for anyone else who can access your system. Here’s everything you need to know about creating a new user account on Windows 11.
Before we jump into creating a new user account in Windows 11, let’s first take a look at the differences between an online and a local account and the pros and cons of each.
In a nutshell, the best Windows experience Microsoft has to offer. By creating a new user account by signing in to your Microsoft account, you can easily migrate from one PC to another without having to worry about starting over every time. With an online account, you get system-wide syncing (with all your personal settings, browser history, and more) which offers a convenience not possible with a local account.
