(If you already have an account, you can sign in here.)ģ. Here's how to create a free Microsoft account as Windows 11 rolls out:ġ. Windows 11 Pro and the version built for enterprise use will not require people to sign in to Microsoft accounts. A Microsoft account also allows easier transferring from your old PC to a new one, and more options for signing in. After that point, you can delete your Microsoft account and sign in with a local account if you'd like, and this won't impact how you use the OS - but you won't be able to sync content across multiple devices. It appears that with Windows 11, you will need to create a Microsoft account to get started. In the past, it was possible to opt out of creating a Microsoft account and use a local one instead (though the process wasn't intuitive). To set up Windows 11 Home, you'll need a Microsoft account, which gives you access to Microsoft products and services. You'll need to create a free Microsoft account before you download Windows 11. Create a Microsoft account (or sign in to yours) And here's what to know if you're thinking of upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 Home. We'll break down everything you need to know before downloading Windows 11, including how to check if your computer is compatible to make sure you meet the new requirements. Read more: Windows 11 review: Familiar but fresh But if you're setting up a Windows 11 Home account - which most people using it on a personal device will be - there are a few extra steps you'll have to take before accessing the new features. However, Windows 10 users can upgrade for free (here's how to get Windows 10 first so you can download Windows 11). And before you download, you'll need a Wi-Fi connection and a Windows 11 Home account. For starters, Microsoft is using a phased rollout for Windows 11. But there are a few catches to downloading the new operating system.
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