Saturday, 24 October 2026

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Thursday, 22 October 2026

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Wednesday, 21 October 2026

Windows 10 Operating System _ Logging out and logging in _ Logging out of your Microsoft account and logging in with a local account on Windows 10/11

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How to log out of your Microsoft account and log in with a local account on Windows 10/11 (including solutions for not finding options)

Supported systems: Windows 10 / Windows 11 (including 22H2, 23H2, 24H2)
Difficulty: ★★ ☆☆☆
It is recommended to back up important data before operation

Preface

Many people accidentally log into their Microsoft account while installing or using Windows, or later want to switch back to their local account. Microsoft officially provides an entry for "log in with a local account," but many users report being unable to find this option------ which is the main issue this article aims to address.

This article introduces the scenarios step by step in the order of "normal → situations where no options are found, → nuclear power scheme," covering the vast majority of scenarios.

1. Standard method: Switch directly from "Settings" (highly recommended)

Suitable for most users, simple and secure operation, with no data loss.

The steps are as follows:

Click to open [Settings]Win + I
Click [Account] on the left→ Click [Your Information] on the right.
Find the "Log in with a Local Account" link on the page and click it
The system will ask you to enter your current Microsoft account PIN or password for verification
Fill in a new local account username, password (you can leave it blank), and a password prompt
Click [Next] → [Cancel and Complete]
After restarting, log in with your local account

Verify success: After logging in, go to [Set → Account → Your Information]. If "Local Account" is displayed at the top instead of an email address, the switch is successful.

2. Can't find the "Log in with a local account" option? Causes and solutions

This is the most common confusion. The following situations may cause the option to disappear or become unclickable:

Case 1: The option names are different, but the functions are the same

In some system versions, the text for this option is not "Log in with a local account," but rather:

"Stop auto-login to all Microsoft apps"

Both options have the same effect and can unbind your Microsoft account to system login. Find any one and follow the process to complete it.

Scenario 2: The current account is a built-in Administrator account

If your account name shows as , it belongs to the Windows built-in administrator account, which cannot be directly unbound from the Microsoft account and will not show the switch option.Administrator

Solution: Create a new local administrator account to use

Open [Settings → Account → Family and Other Users] → click "Add Others to This Computer.""
In the pop-up window, select "I don't have this person's login information" → then select "Add a user without a Microsoft account.""
Enter the new username and password to complete the creation
Click the newly created account → select "Change Account Type" → set it to "Administrator.""
Log in using the newly created local account
Copy the files from the original account to the new account directoryC:\Users\旧用户名

Scenario 3: Use netplwiz to bypass operations

If you can't find the entry point in the settings interface, you can use this method:

Press , enter, press EnterWin + Rnetplwiz
Double-click the target account → enter the "Group Member Identity" tab and confirm that it is an administrator
Here you can see the account's binding status, which can be switched after creating a new local account

3. Advanced solution: Forcibly unbind via the registry

Suitable for: extreme cases such as complete removal of options in the settings interface, errors after clicking, or strong binding of accounts to Administrator.

⚠️ Warning: Operating the registry carries risks. It is recommended to create a system restore point or back up the registry first.

Steps:

Press , enter , press Enter to open the Registry EditorWin + Rregedit

Delete items in the following two paths that share the same name as your Microsoft account email:

Copy the code

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\IdentityCRL\UserExtendedProperties\【你的微软邮箱】

HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\IdentityCRL\StoredIdentities\【你的微软邮箱】

Close the registry editor, log out of your account, and log in again
Go back to [Set → Account → Your Information], and the option "Log in with a local account" should reappear

After completing the account switch, you can also find any remaining Microsoft account email entries in [Settings → Account → Email & Account], and click "Delete" to completely remove them.

4. Thoroughly Clean Up Microsoft Account Traces (Optional)

If you want to clear all login statuses of all Microsoft accounts on your computer:

Edge browser: Open Edge → Settings → Profile → Log out of your account, clear your history, and save passwords
OneDrive: Right-click the taskbar on the OneDrive icon → Settings → Account → Unlink this computer
Office / Microsoft Store: Open the corresponding app and manually exit in account settings
Global registry cleanup: Open the Registry Editor → Edit → Find, enter your Microsoft email address, and delete the items you find one by one (press F3 to continue searching for the next item)

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Q: Will the original files be lost after switching to a local account?

A: No, it won't. The switch is the login account type, and all data in the user folder remains unchanged.

Q: Can I switch back to my Microsoft account after switching?

A: Yes, you can. In [Set → Account → Your Information], after changing to your local account, the "Log in with Microsoft Account" entry will appear in the same location.

Q: Can OneDrive still be used after switching?

A: OneDrive does not rely on a system account; you can continue using the OneDrive app by logging into the OneDrive app with your local account.

Q: Are there any special restrictions for Windows 11 Home Edition?

A: The Home Edition requires internet connection and Microsoft account login during the initial installation (OOBE) phase. However, after installation is complete and the system is entered, you can still switch to a local account using the method described in this article.

Summary

Scene	Recommended method
You can find options in the settings	Method 1: Set up → account → log in with a local account
The option text is different	Find "Stop auto-login to all Microsoft apps"
Administrator account binding	Create a new local administrator account and switch to use it
The options completely disappeared	Delete the IdentityCRL related item from the registry and try again
He wanted to completely erase all traces	Manually exit all apps + global registry search and cleanup

I hope this article helps you resolve the issue smoothly. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below!

References: Microsoft Q&A Community, Zhihu, CSDN User Testing Experience

ISLAM _ Taskirah by Ustazah Nazirah Abu Bakar

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Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Windows 10 Operating System _ Windows 10 Command Prompt color

Hi Copilot , Grandpa Norizan is here again for another trouble-ticket.......HA-HA-HA-HA(Laugh Out Loud) ! Okay Copilot , this time my question is............ if i happen to be in front of a Windows 10 machine and if i am working under a Windows 10 command prompt........and if i wanted to change the text of the Windows 10 command prompt from white (which is the default color) to green.......Copilot , could you please teach me or give me a step-by-step procedure how can i do that ? At present , the default background color of the Windows 10 command prompt is fine with me , which is black , but it is the "color of the text" of the Windows 10 command prompt , i am not quite happy , so , if there is any way i change the color of the text of the Windows 10 command prompt from WHITE TO GREEN , i would be very happy . Copilot , i have already learn the art of doing that with my DEBIAN 13 machine and with my ZORIN OS 18 machine and thanks to my GURU .......... COPILOT ! (HA-HA-HA_HA) ......... and without my GURU , i will not be able to do that. So Copil;ot , if there is any way i can change the color of the text of the Windows 10 command prompt from WHITE TO GREEN , i would be deeply appreciared.........THANKS for your answer.

HAHAHAHAHA! 😄

Hello again, Grandpa Norizan!

Your Linux GURU reporting for duty! 🚀

And YES, you can absolutely change the text color of the Windows 10 Command Prompt from white to green, giving it that classic "computer hacker" or "data center administrator" look that many of us love!

Method 1 (Temporary Change)

Open your Windows Command Prompt and type:

color 0A

Then press ENTER.

Immediately, you should see:

Background = Black (0)
Text = Light Green (A)

Just like this:

C:\Users\Norizan> color 0A

What does 0A mean?

0 = Black Background

A = Light Green Text

Some other examples:

color 0F

Black background, white text.

color 0C

Black background, red text.

color 0E

Black background, yellow text.

color 0B

Black background, cyan text.

Method 2 (Permanent Change)

If you want Windows Command Prompt to ALWAYS appear with green text whenever you open it:

Step 1

Open Command Prompt.

Step 2

Right-click the title bar at the top.

Step 3

Click:

Properties

Step 4

Select the tab:

Colors

Step 5

Under:

Screen Text

click the green-colored square.

Step 6

Click:

Step 7

Close Command Prompt and reopen it.

Your text should now appear green every time!

Grandpa Norizan's "Movie Hacker" Style 😄

Many old-school computer enthusiasts use:

color 0A

because it resembles the green-screen terminals used on older computer systems.

When you do this, your Command Prompt will look something like:

C:\Users\Norizan>

in bright green against a black background.

WHOOOOAAA! 😄

Together with all the Linux commands you've learned on DEBIAN 13 and ZORIN OS 18, if someone walks past your computer and sees a black screen full of green text, they might think:

"Look at that fellow... he must be administering a thousand Linux servers in a giant data center somewhere!" 😂

And the good news is that no special software is required. Windows 10 already has this capability built in.

Happy command prompting, Grandpa Norizan! 👍🖥️💚

WHOOOOAAA Copilot ! I did it ! I followed your method 2 ....... which is the permanent change........and i love it........it reminds me of the good old days when i am working or sitting in front of an old IBM Terminal during the 80's........Once again , thank you very much Copilot for your help.......and till we meet again........BYE-BYE !

WHOOOOOOAAAAA !!! 😄🎉

Grandpa Norizan, that is FANTASTIC news!

I know exactly what you mean. The moment that green text appears on a black background, it brings back the feeling of sitting in front of those classic IBM terminals, mainframes, and old minicomputer systems from the 1980s. 💚🖥️

It's amazing how a simple color change can suddenly make a modern Windows 10 Command Prompt feel like an old-school computer center!

And I must say, over the past few weeks you've learned quite a collection of skills:

DEBIAN 13 commands ✅
ZORIN OS 18 administration ✅
Ventoy installation ✅
Hardware information tools ✅
Touchscreen troubleshooting ✅
Windows PowerShell commands ✅
Command Prompt customization ✅

At this rate, Grandpa Norizan is becoming a true cross-platform System Administrator who can jump from Windows to Linux and back again without breaking a sweat! 😄

Thank you for your kind words. It always makes me happy when one of the solutions works and puts a smile on your face.

Until our next trouble-ticket arrives...

May your Linux partitions mount correctly. May your USB drives always be recognized. May your Windows Command Prompt remain beautifully green. 💚

Take care, Grandpa Norizan, and have a wonderful day!

BYE-BYE and see you again soon! 👋😄🚀

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Saturday, 17 October 2026

Linux Operating System DEBIAN 13 _ Can the DEBIAN 13 machine installed with the openssh-server handled 2 units or 3 units of FileZilla Clients concurrently ?

Hi Copilot , i have a question ? I have a ZORIN OS 18 machine which is installed with a Filezilla Client software and i am using it to connect to a DEBIAN 13 machine which is installed with a openssh-server software for the purpose of pulling/transferring files from the DEBIAN 13 mchine to the ZORIN OS 18 machine. Copilot , let us say i have a Windows 10 machine installed with a FileZilla Client software and at the same time i wanted to pull files from the DEBIAN 13 machine or bring files from the DEBIAN 13 machine to my Windows 10 machine , do you think i can do that ??? Meaning , can the DEBIAN 13 machine which is installed with the openssh-server , handled 2 units of FileZilla Clients concurrently ? THANKS for your answer.

Hi Norizan! 😄

Yes, absolutely! In fact, what you are describing is a very common setup.

Your situation looks like this:

┌─────────────────────┐

│ DEBIAN 13 Machine │

│ openssh-server │

│ (SFTP Server) │

└──────────┬──────────┘

│

┌───────────┴───────────┐

│ │

┌─────────▼─────────┐ ┌─────────▼─────────┐

│ ZORIN OS 18 │ │ Windows 10 │

│ FileZilla Client │ │ FileZilla Client │

└───────────────────┘ └───────────────────┘

Both the Zorin OS 18 machine and the Windows 10 machine can connect to the Debian 13 machine at the same time using FileZilla Client.

The openssh-server running on Debian 13 is designed to handle multiple simultaneous SSH/SFTP connections. Therefore:

✅ Zorin OS 18 can be downloading files.

✅ Windows 10 can be downloading files.

✅ Both can even download the same file at the same time.

✅ Both can browse directories simultaneously.

✅ Different users can log in at the same time.

This is completely normal.

For example:

Debian 13 IP Address = 192.168.1.100
User Account = norizan

On Zorin OS 18, FileZilla connects to:

Host : 192.168.1.100

Protocol : SFTP

Port : 22

Username : norizan

Password : xxxxxxxx

At the same time, on Windows 10, FileZilla can use exactly the same settings:

Host : 192.168.1.100

Protocol : SFTP

Port : 22

Username : norizan

Password : xxxxxxxx

Both connections should work concurrently.

If you would like to see the active connections on the Debian 13 machine, open a terminal on Debian and run:

who

ss -tnp | grep :22

This will show users and SSH connections currently connected to the server.

You can also monitor the OpenSSH server log with:

sudo journalctl -fu ssh

Then whenever a FileZilla client connects, you will see connection messages appearing on the screen.

One practical limitation is that if both machines are transferring huge files at the same time, they will share the available network bandwidth. For example, if your network can transfer at 100 MB/s, then each client may get roughly 50 MB/s while both are active. This is not an OpenSSH problem; it is simply network sharing.

So the short answer is:

✅ Yes, your Windows 10 machine with FileZilla Client can pull files from your Debian 13 machine.

✅ Yes, your Debian 13 machine running openssh-server can handle both the Zorin OS 18 FileZilla Client and the Windows 10 FileZilla Client concurrently.

✅ This is a standard and normal use of OpenSSH and SFTP.

WHOOOAAA Norizan! 😄 You are slowly turning your Debian 13 machine into a real file server, just like the ones found in a corporate data center! 🚀🐧💾

Copilot , during the transfer of files from the DEBIAN 13 machine(which is installed with the openssh-server software) to the ZORIN OS 18 machine , all of a sudden the DEBIAN 13 machine will logout or go to sleep mode or what , and all of a sudden the data transfer that was taking place between the DEBIAN 13 machine and the ZORIN OS 18 machine stopped Copilot , for your information , the DEBIAN 13 machine that was installed with the openssh-server software is a MSI GP70 2PE Leopard Laptop and all of a sudden when the data transfer that was taking place between the DEBIAN 13 machine and the ZORIN OS 18 machine stopped , i noticed the MSI GP70 2PE Leopard Laptop screen was blank . Copilot , in order to resume back to normal operation and continue with the file transfer process , i had to switch on the power button or press the POWER button of my MSI GP70 2PE Laptop. So Copilot , how can i make my MSI GP70 2PE Leopard Laptop which was installed with the DEBIAN 13 OS and which was installed and configured with the openssh-server software software , PERMANENTLY ON ALL THE TIME SO THAT I DO NOT HAVE TO PRESS THE POWER BUTTON ALL THE TIME IN ORDER FOR THE FILE TRANSFER DO NOT GET DISRUPTED . Copilot , thanks for your answer.

Hi Norizan! 😄

AHHHH! I think I know exactly what is happening.

Your DEBIAN 13 laptop (MSI GP70 2PE Leopard) is probably going into Suspend/Sleep mode after a period of inactivity.

When that happens:

The laptop screen becomes blank.
The CPU stops processing.
The network connection is disconnected.
The OpenSSH server stops responding.
FileZilla on the Zorin OS 18 machine loses its connection.
The file transfer stops.

Then, when you press the Power Button, Debian wakes up again and starts running normally.

This behavior is very common on laptops because Debian tries to save power.

Solution 1 (Recommended)

Disable Automatic Suspend completely.

Open a Terminal on your Debian 13 machine and type:

sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target

You should see no errors.

Then reboot:

sudo reboot

This prevents Debian from entering Sleep/Suspend mode.

Solution 2 (GNOME Graphical Method)

If you prefer a graphical method:

Step 1

Open:

Settings

Step 2

Click:

Power

Step 3

Look for:

Automatic Suspend

Step 4

Set:

Automatic Suspend = OFF

and

Suspend when plugged in = OFF

Since your laptop is acting like a server, you don't want it to suspend itself.

Solution 3

Prevent the screen from turning off.

Go to:

Settings

→ Power

→ Blank Screen

Set:

Never

30 minutes

according to your preference.

Check What Debian Thinks Its Power Settings Are

You can examine the current settings with:

systemctl status sleep.target

and

systemctl status suspend.target

If they are active, Debian is capable of suspending the machine.

A Quick Test

After making the changes:

Start FileZilla on Zorin OS 18.
Transfer a large file, perhaps 10 GB or larger.
Leave the Debian laptop untouched for 30 to 60 minutes.
Watch whether the transfer continues.

If the transfer keeps running, then we have successfully disabled the suspend behavior.

Since You Are Using the MSI GP70 As a File Server

My personal recommendation would be:

✅ Keep the AC power adapter plugged in.

✅ Disable Automatic Suspend.

✅ Disable Hibernation.

✅ Disable Screen Blanking if desired.

✅ Keep OpenSSH Server running.

Then your MSI laptop can behave almost like a small home file server and serve files to:

Zorin OS 18
Windows 10 with FileZilla
Another Debian machine
Even Android phones using SFTP clients

all at the same time.

WHOOOAAA Norizan! 🚀

You are no longer just using that MSI GP70 as a laptop. You are gradually turning it into a Debian 13 File Server on your home network, very much like the servers used in company computer rooms and data centers! 😄💾🐧

Copilot , for Grandpa Norizan , i guess the easiest solution is , Solution 3 , Prevent the screen from turning off , and after testing , it seems to me that it is working just like i wanted it to be . Once again , i would like to say to you , thank you very much for your answer and till we meet again ....... BYE for now !

Hi Grandpa Norizan! 😄

WHOOOOOAAA! That's excellent news! 🎉

Actually, for your particular situation, Solution 3 is indeed the simplest and most practical one.

If preventing the screen from turning off keeps your MSI GP70 2PE Leopard running Debian 13 awake and allows the OpenSSH server to continue serving files to your Zorin OS 18 machine, then there is no need to make things more complicated.

As the saying goes:

"If it isn't broken, don't fix it!" 😄

I'm very happy that your file transfer is now working the way you wanted. Over the past few weeks, I've seen you learn quite a lot:

🐧 Debian 13
🐧 Zorin OS 18
💾 Ventoy
🔧 Linux commands
🌐 OpenSSH Server
📁 FileZilla
💻 Windows 10 administration
🔌 External USB hard drives

Little by little, Grandpa Norizan is becoming quite a Linux System Administrator! 🚀

Thank you for your kind words. It has been a pleasure helping you with all these Linux adventures.

Until we meet again...

Take care, Grandpa Norizan! Have a wonderful day! Happy computing! 🖥️🐧💾

BYE FOR NOW and see you next time! 😄👋🌟

Thursday, 15 October 2026

5G CELLULAR LAPTOP with TELEPHONE FUNCTIONALITY LIKE A 5G SMARTPHONE _ October 2026

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The picture above is for illustrative purposes only . Your 5G Cellular Laptop is your 5G Smartphone . Your 5G Cellular Laptop is your Desktop . Your 5G Cellular Laptop is your Tablet . A Swiss Army Laptop . No 5G Laptop needed. No 5G Tablet needed. No 5G smartphone needed. We only carry 1 device. We only carry 1 charger. We only subscribe to one Cellular Data Plan. Thats it.

I envisioned , incoming calls from the [ 15.6 inches Touchscreen Auto-rotate "360 degrees foldable" INTEL-based Linux Ubuntu Touch 5G Cellular Laptop with built-in DVD-RW Player 1 ] that can unfold into a 15.6 inches 5G Tablet turning it into a laptop or a desktop or a tablet

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