User Account

Windows 10 offers a program – lusrmgr.msc or Management of users and local groups – which allows an administrator to manage local users and groups on the computer. However, the snap-in service is not available for Windows 10 Home users. So if you want to access local user and group management in Windows 10 Home, […]

Management of users and local groups snap-in or lusrmgr.msc are one of the features of Windows 10, which allows administrators to manage local users and groups in Windows. However, like many other features such as Group Policy, Windows Sandbox, Hyper-V, user and local group management is also missing. But then there is a workaround. the

Windows 10 allows multiple users to have their own accounts, which is a convenient way to separate settings and files for a more personal experience. However, if logged-in users do not log out, their account will continue to run applications, services, and other processes, which may end up consuming significant system resources, which could negatively

Starting with Windows 10 Home v1903, users in particular, no longer have the option of creating a local account when setting up the out-of-box experience (OOBE). In this article, we are going to prescribe the workaround which may allow you to continue to ignore the use of Microsoft account during setup. It's imperative to point

For the best experience on Windows 10, it is recommended to be logged into your computer with a Microsoft account. Although, sometimes for some reason or other, you may want to log into your PC with a local user account – when you want, you may notice the Log in with a local account instead

In addition to what you see on the login screen, Windows 10 tends to create multiple users and groups in the background to multitask on a computer. However, they are not visible to a normal user. They are connected in the background and are very useful for structuring permissions. They are available to be viewed

When a computer is used by several, it results in multiple Windows accounts. Some are used frequently, others less. At some point, you will need to delete a user profile, especially if they are not used at all or if they take up a lot of space. In this article, I will show you how

Domain networks are common in businesses and organizations, where the process requires control of multiple computers through a single node called a server. The server administrator can set some policies and restrictions on each system attached to the domain. If you need to join your system to a domain, you will need the following information: