The printer can be also shared without homegroup but homegroup makes it a bit easier to share files and printers.Important: Any files you have created or changed while in the temporary profile will be lost when you sign out. Maybe you should actually do something and teach them how to use Homegroup feature, so the printer can be shared easily from other computers, and all they need to do, it's having the computer on, without making any weird changes. I don't even know why your son had to sign in with a Microsoft account, if you can use app like mail app or anything without having to use any Microsoft account or anything. Only do what rider2040 shows you, and sign out. Tell me how will windows know? if there is no password or someone bypassed the password, Windows thinks the person who is signing with a Microsoft account is the owner of the account, no?
So how is Windows going to know "oh look someone is logging in with a Microsoft account but it's not the same person who made the local account and has been using the computer" it only matters if you are an admin, then, you can do any change. Your son only has a local account, for windows that's nothing. and don't let others have access to it, if you or he doesn't want anyone to mess with anything, especially if he has an admin account where no change will ever ask for a password.
Your son account should have a password secured. Why did my son logging in on his brothers PC make Windows 10 think that is now his pc when it never has been?ĭo I have to uninstall widows 10 and set it up with my son using his own outlook account or how do I fix this? I can usually figure things out, this one has not been good. I went into his outlook account and removed the device as and tried to change the account settings on the PC hoping this would fix the problem, but it didn't, I had to set up another user account for my son who owes the PC. My son had windows 7 upgraded to Windows 10 last month, never had a Microsoft acct, I have him an alias under my outlook account for his Xbox.he's 13, he has always signed into his pc with his password fine after the upgrade, his older brother has his own pc and outlook account, but he had to use the printer that was hooked to to his little brothers PC, so he emailed himself the document then logged onto my other sons PC with windows 10 with his Microsoft user name and pass word so he could print out from outlook, now the PC had his name on it when my other son goes to login, like he took over his pc by signing in on it.
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