User accounts are an essential aspect of any Windows PC. They allow you to personalize the operating system, customize settings, and ensure that your data remains secure.

If you have to share your PC with other people, don't just let them use your account. Everyone should have their own account, and here's how to create them in Windows 11.

You can create, set up & delete a Guest Account in Windows 11/10 using the 'net user' command, and give limited access to family members using your PC.

Want to create a local account to use on your PC for yourself or other people in your home? Here's how to do that.

This guide will help new Windows 11/10 users set up, modify, add, delete, disable and manage User Accounts, rights & permissions on their computers. Right from Guest account to local to set up ...

Learn how to create a local account in Windows 11 with our simplified setup process by logging into your personal PC without using a Microsoft account.

How to create a new local user in Windows 10 Creating an account for a person this way will also create them a Microsoft account, which means in the future they could transfer this account to ...

The account you log onto in Windows 10 is probably connected to Microsoft. Here's why you might (and might not) want to change that and how to do it.

Need to set up access to Windows for other people in your household? Here's how to give them their own dedicated accounts.

You can create a guest account on a Windows 10 computer by using the Command Prompt feature. Here's what you'll need to do.