Changing your Microsoft account to a local account on Windows 10
Changing your Microsoft account to a local account on Windows 10
You can change your Microsoft account to a local account by following the setup steps in Windows 10. This will allow you to manage your device settings and restore local preferences after the clean install.
In Start, go to Settings > Accounts > Your info. Choose Sign in with a local account instead. Enter the username, password, and password hint for your new account. ... Click Next, then pick Sign out and complete.
When adjusting other users, you may set up a local account under a different name, exit Windows, return using the new account, and remove the original one from that page. I don’t recall if renaming is possible while logged in, so try a fresh account with your desired name, log back in with it, and then delete the first local account.
I carried out your instructions by setting up an account with the same name under "Other Users." In the "Add, Edit, or Remove other users" section, I chose not to use a Microsoft account and added three questions for password recovery. The system created a local account, and I only needed to delete the previous Microsoft account. Thank you very much!