Since it's no longer possible to find useful information through search engines, guess I'll just ask here: Does anyone know how - on Windows 11 Pro - to convert an existing Microsoft account into a Local account? I'm comfortable with the command line, registry, and manipulating the system from a live USB. Any help would be appreciated!
P.S. I'm not limiting this to official solutions - I'm very comfortable hacking on the registry or system files.
Edit: solved! See the solution here: sylveon.social/notes/a55oku7ay…
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open settings application > accounts > your info > sign in with a local account insteadat least, that did work a year ago, unless something changed
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sugar🍬🍭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 (no longer on fedi)
in reply to Hazelnoot • • •open settings application > accounts > your info > sign in with a local account instead
at least, that did work a year ago, unless something changed 
Hazelnoot
in reply to sugar🍬🍭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 (no longer on fedi) • • •Hazelnoot
in reply to Hazelnoot • • •sugar🍬🍭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 (no longer on fedi)
in reply to Hazelnoot • • •considering you are using bitlocker, you may want to store a recovery key in something you will be able to access without having to decrypt the hard drive
the thing is that windows is prone to randomly requesting that recovery key, already happened to faer a few times
when using microsoft accounts, it's stored on a microsoft account, but well, you aren't connected to microsoft account anymore
Hazelnoot
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