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Looks like Microsoft is trying to be like Apple. No promises but but could try these. Microsoft is not too bright so maybe one of the below will work.
* Here’s the possible easiest way :
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX-LwZZVQT4&vl=en
but maybe this is not a choice now - video from 2018.
* Have you tried factory resetting with no Internet connection so a local account is set up?
* You can try it from “Settings” while on Desktop.
* Or from shutting down three times to force Windows Startup Repair mode then select “Troubleshoot” and then “Reset this PC”
* Or booting from an install disk and select Repair, etc. as above
* Or ''some'' computers will go here by pressing <F11> key. Check manual.
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Most of this process is unattended so just set them up in a big row and away you go.
Or if they are identical just reset one and clone it on to the rest of them but that might take longer.
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+Microsoft’s way is:
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+'''Switching out of S mode in Windows 10'''
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+# On your PC running '''Windows 10''' in '''S mode''', open Settings > Update & Security > Activation.
+# In the Switch to '''Windows 10''' Home or Switch to '''Windows 10''' Pro section, select Go to the Store. ...
+# On the Switch out of '''S mode''' (or similar) page that appears in the '''Microsoft''' Store, select the Get button.

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Aporte original por: mike

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Looks like Microsoft is trying to be like Apple. No promises but but could try these.  Microsoft is not too bright so maybe one of the below will work.

* Here’s the possible easiest way :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX-LwZZVQT4&vl=en

but maybe this is not a choice now - video from 2018.

* Have you tried factory resetting with no Internet connection so a local account is set up?
* You can try it from “Settings” while on Desktop.
* Or from shutting down three times to force Windows Startup Repair mode then select “Troubleshoot” and then “Reset this PC”
* Or booting from an install disk and select Repair, etc. as above
* Or ''some'' computers will go here by pressing <F11> key. Check manual.

Most of this process is unattended so just set them up in a big row and away you go.

Or if they are identical just reset one and clone it on to the rest of them but that might take longer.

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