Step 3 – Moving ahead, provide the password for the account and click Sign in. Step 2 – Type in the email id of the account you prefer in the text field provided and click Next to continue. On the right page of Your info, click “ Sign in with a Microsoft account instead” as shown in the given picture. Step 1 – Here also, navigate to Settings => Accounts => Your info. Now, log in to the PC using the local account you have created above. Step 6 – Click Sign out and finish button to complete the switching process. Step 5 – Now, generate a local account by giving a username, password (optional) on the consequent page. Type the password in the field provided and click Next to move ahead. Step 4 – For some security reasons, the OS asks you to provide the password for the current Microsoft account. Shift to its corresponding right pane and click Sign in with a local account instead (see screenshot). Step 3 – Your info section opens up by default. If you can't sign into your Microsoft account, use our guided tool below to help you find the correct solution.Step 2 – Select the Accounts tab on the home page of the Settings program. Type your password and select the Keep me signed in box if you want to go straight into your account next time (not recommended for shared computers). Note that we recommend using an email you already have and use regularly. If you don't have a Microsoft account, you can select No account? Create one!. Type the email, phone number, or Skype sign-in that you use for other services (Outlook, Excel, etc.), then select Next. Go to Microsoft account and select Sign in. Sign in to your Microsoft account dashboard Services & subscriptions - manage Microsoft 365 and Xbox subscriptions.ĭevices - view and register devices attached to your account. Payment & billing - view your order history and payment options. Rewards - see points earned and how you can redeem them. Security - for managing your password and how you verify signing in. Privacy - for privacy settings in your products and services. Your info - for profile and personal details. Your Microsoft account dashboard is the place to manage all aspects of your Microsoft account, including passwords & security, profile & personal details, and subscriptions & purchases.
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