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I then had full access to the account that was linked to a Microsoft account, but now as a local account. I logged administrator off, and logged on as "tempuser".

At finish, the current administrator user was logged of, and logged on again.

I went back to Profile Wizard, and wrote "tempuser", and clicked "Next".

I opened an elevated Command Prompt, and wrote "net users tempuser /add".

I selected the profile, that was linked to the Microsoft account, and clicked Next.

I downloaded ProfileWizard from, installed it an ran it.

I rebooted the computer, and at login, I chose the Administrator account that was located at the bottom left of the login screen.

I wrote the line "net users administrator active=yes".

However, utilman.exe is now a copy of cmd.exe, so an ELEVATED command prompt is started ALSO CHECK: How to Uninstall and Disable Skype in Windows 10.

At the logon screen, I clicked the button for Accessibility Options, which normally invokes utilman.exe. Tutorial on how to unlink Microsoft account from Skype account and end all the confusion.

I restarted the computer normally with boot from harddisk/ssd.

I renamed utilman.exe to utilman_old.exe and copied cmd.exe to utilman.exe.

I changed drive and directory to the System32 folder on the volume Windows was installed.

I booted the computer from a Windows USB-stick, chose "Repair", "Advanced" and then "Command Prompt".

So that you will not be able to login Windows with Microsoft account, cannot add a. If you want to limit the use of Microsoft account in your computer, such as disabling Microsoft logon option, you would have to block or disable Microsoft account manually. Microsoft account is allowed to add or create in Windows 10/8 by default.

Then sign into the various applications that require your purdue email such as Office 365, or teams.I found a solution, or rather, a workaround: How to Disable or Block Microsoft Account in Windows 10/8. It does not really make your PC managed by Purdue, but adds your PC to the Purdue group at Microsoft.įirst disconnect the work/school account in settings-> accounts-> access work or school.

This issue is caused by signing into the PC with your email address of It can also be caused by leaving the "allow my organization to manage my device" box checked when signing into applications, such as office, using your purdue email. Home PC suddenly reports "Managed by your organization"Īfter updating your personal, home PC, your PC reports that it has been set to be managed by your organizationġ) You have to change the personal pin number used to log on to your personal PC every monthĢ) You cannot change many of the settings on your personal PC, including Windows update settings.ģ) You are unable to sign in to many of Microsoft Suite programs, including OneNote and Teams, though the web browser versions still work