• accideath@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    It‘s not actually there in current windows versions. It takes some sort of workaround and I think you actually need to use the cmd. It is possible though.

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      7 months ago

      last time i installed win10 on my desktop, the skip option definitely wasn’t there, tried googling but couldn’t find a solution so i had to create that damn account. next day my laptop that i need for school wouldn’t let me log in anymore without an account. that day i joined team linux. btw i wonder if it would force that ms account crap if you had no internet at the moment?

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        7 months ago

        Not anymore with pro, iirc. It worked longer than home but they changed that, I think. Dunno for enterprise.

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          7 months ago

          This takes a few minutes to test, so I did.

          TLDR: You can do it in Win11 Pro at least, but the interface tries really hard to steer you into a Microsoft account.

          Used the Windows image tool at https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11

          This created me a 23H2 ISO

          Created a VM in VMWare Workstation and started setup

          When asked for the key, I chose “I don’t have a product key”

          When asked for version, I chose “Windows 11 Pro”

          After the restart, during OOBE, it asks me how I would like to setup, I chose “work or school”

          When asked to sign-in to Microsoft, I chose “Sign-in options”

          I then chose to “Domain join instead”

          I’m then asked to create a new standard user

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            7 months ago

            Just use Rufus to make the USB… I mean, it’s fairly simple to use it, and it asks you IF you give it a Windows ISO if you’d like to skip these things. There are other tweaks as well, like no BitLocker by default.

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      7 months ago

      You actually have to make sure the device never connects to the internet in order to create a local only user account.