USB Installer Removes Microsoft Account Requirements 11 Microsoft (and many more)
Andrew Cunningham
One of the new “features” that comes with it Windows 11 22H2 update He is a Microsoft account requirements for all new installations, Regardless of whether you are using the main version or the professional version of the operating system. This is a shame because the 22H2 update fixes some of the original flaws of Windows 11, while adding some nice quality upgrades.
The easiest solution to this need USB Rufus design tool, Which can create USB installation media for Windows and all other operating systems. Rufus has already suggested several flags to remove Windows 11 system requirements from the installer, eliminating the need for complex Windows Registry tweaks and other solutions. But a trial version of version 3.19 It also eliminates Microsoft account requirements for new installations, making it easier to set up a new Windows PC with a traditional local account.
When setting up Windows 11, before creating your user account, make sure your computer is not connected to the Internet. This trick eliminates the Microsoft account requirements for Windows 11 Pro and some newer versions of Windows 10, but has been completely removed from Windows 11 22H2. Rufus returns to pre-22H2 level.
If you use Rufus to avoid Windows 11 system requirements, your system will be “without support” as soon as Windows 11 starts. It refers to occasional reminders about unsupported devices and mysterious threats. Microsoft may eventually stop providing security updates and attachments For unsupported systems. On the other hand, Rufus does not prevent Windows 11’s TPM and security features from running after installing the operating system, so if you want to create a USB installer that includes both supported and unsupported devices, Rufus allows it.
Microsoft Provides its own media creation tools For those who want to create USB installation drives for Windows 10 or Windows 11, but it does not provide the same solutions for the needs of the company.
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