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I complied because I wanted to get used to it. Download Thinkin’ Things Collection 1 We might have the game available for more than one platform.

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JimmyFal: Interesting and annoying how Microsoft literally tried to FORCE all us OneNote users off the desktop version an onto the OneNote for Windows 10 app a few years ago. Hopefully, they will speed up the process of this transition into merging the two…Ĭommented on: OneNote's latest feature on Windows will help users enhance productivity

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It's done a little less elegantly, but when you're in draw mode and go full screen, the same effect happens. MindHead: OneNote for Windows 10 had this same feature for a while. Download Thinkin’ Things Collection 1 We might have the game available for more than one platform.

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But MS hates nice looking UI so.Ĭommented on: How to use a video wallpaper on Windows 10 or 11 Both wallpaper and lock screen should offer this. Whether it's a good or bad thing for battery life and you like it or not is irrelevant.

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Then when I go to install it something very weird happens. Thinkin Things promotes learning in each students areas of strength while encouraging growth and building skills in other areas as well. I can't recall the specific products now, but some other software I've used for years that used to have advanced options simply took that away at some point.Mike Steel: This should be part of the OS. Option 1: Boot Windows 11 iso via Ventoy: It has been tested that Ventoy works for Windows. Things Collection 1, a set of tools and toys that strengthen auditory and visual discrimination, develop spatial awareness, and foster visual and musical creativity. It isn't just Microsoft - the idea of having advanced options available is increasingly going away. Or even have one question at the start: "Standard install or advanced". Set the default to whatever is best for "most people" on the main screen but allow a change on an advanced view. That has always seemed to me to be the ideal middle ground. Although I do actually use a Microsoft account, I too would have preferred that for this and a number of the other "simplification" measures that they still offer all of the options even if those are piled into various "advanced options" dialogues that aren't seen unless one clicks to see them.

At the same time, I do get that this trend creates problems for power users.

I'm with Paul in thinking that for most people it is probably best to just go with the Microsoft account option, and lately the development seems to be going toward "simplifying" toward the features / options / defaults that are suitable for "most people". Another bonus for those with non-compliant hardware (lacking TPM 2.0 or wrong CPU generation), it can also set the flags to ignore the noncompliance. Now, just enter a local account name in the Enter your name field and continue with Setup normally.Īnd one more workaround: Apparently the latest beta of Rufus, the popular tool for creating a bootable flash drive from an ISO, has a Windows 11 specific option which makes the necessary modifications as it is creating the installation media to allow for local account creation during setup. Select the Next button and the “Who’s going to use this device?” phase will appear. The message “Oops, something went wrong” will appear. Then, in the Enter password field, enter any password and select the Sign in button. When you get to the “Let’s add your Microsoft account” phase in Windows 11 Setup, enter in the Sign in field and then select the Next button. It works with both Windows 11 Home and Pro, and with both wireless and wired networks. And though I describe two methods in the upcoming book, Windows 11 Field Guide, this is the simplest way to sign in to Windows 11 with a local account. There are several documented ways to do so, but I found that some methods have stopped working with Windows 11 22H2. Thinkin Things Collection 1 is the 1st installment of the Thinkin Things educational series by Edmark. But power users who prefer to sign in with a local account will need to bypass these requirements. Honestly, this requirement is reasonable and even desirable for most users, and I recommend that readers simply do as instructed.

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But with version 22H2, Windows 11 Pro users are now impacted as well. With version 21H2, only those using Windows 11 Home were impacted by this requirement. Windows 11 requires individuals who configure a PC for personal use to connect to the Internet and sign in with a Microsoft account (MSA) during the initial setup.