People often share their computers and devices with others. Whether your little brother or sister or one of your grandparents wants to experience the world of technology, they could cause problems with your PC or your important data because they are unfamiliar with using Windows. That is why Windows 10 allows you to create separate accounts for every user, each with their own files, settings, and apps. If your computer or device has multiple user accounts on it, here’s how to switch users in Windows 10:
IMPORTANT: Before continuing with this guide, I want to explain something important: When you switch the user in Windows 10, the user account you previously used is still signed in. If the new user shuts down the computer, the work of the initial user might get lost because that user may not have saved its data or closed its running apps. Also, the apps opened by the first user continue to run in the background, using precious hardware resources. Therefore, I recommend you use Sign Out instead of the Switch user option from Windows 10. This ensures that the initial user is logged off and all their apps are closed, freeing up resources. Having said that, if you still prefer to use Switch user instead of Sign Out > Switch user > Sign in, keep reading this guide.
1. How to switch the user in Windows 10 from the login screen
When you start your Windows 10 PC or laptop (it doesn’t matter whether it’s made by HP, Lenovo, Dell, ASUS, or some other manufacturer), the operating system takes some time to load and then displays the Lock screen. Click or tap anywhere on the Lock screen or press any key on the keyboard to see the Sign-in screen or the Login screen, as some people call it.
Welcome to the Windows 10 Lock Screen
Windows 10 shows you the user accounts on your computer in the bottom left corner of the Login screen. Select the user you want to access by clicking or tapping their name.
Change the user from the Login screen
By default, Windows 10 requests the last sign-in method used for the selected account: the password, PIN, picture password, etc. Enter the requested information to sign in to Windows 10.
Enter the sign in information of the new user
IMPORTANT: If Facial recognition (Windows Hello) is enabled, Windows 10 may automatically log you in with your default account when it detects your face. If this happens and prevents you from switching users, make sure you disable or block the camera, then try again.
If you need to change the sign-in method, click or tap the Sign-in options link, and then choose the method you want to use. After that, enter the necessary information to sign in with the user account you’ve selected.
How to switch between sign-in options
After successfully signing in, Windows 10 shows you the desktop, and you can start using your PC.
TIP: If you use a long password to sign in to Windows 10, you can set a short PIN and use it instead for faster logins. Here’s how to create and log in to Windows 10 with a PIN.
2. How to switch the user in Windows 10 from the Start Menu
If you have already signed into Windows 10, you can change the user from the Start Menu. Open the Start Menu by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard or clicking/tapping the Windows icon on the taskbar. Then, click or tap your user account picture on the Start Menu’s left bar.
Open the Start Menu and click on your user icon
A small menu pops up next to your user icon. Select the user you want to switch to. In my case, it is named Digital Citizen. There will be other users shown on your computer, and you can have more than one user listed here.
Choose the user you want to switch to
This takes you to the Login screen, where the selected user is loaded. Enter the appropriate sign-in information, and you are logged into Windows 10 with that user.
Login with the new user
NOTE: Remember that you can switch between sign-in options by clicking or tapping Sign-in options and selecting the one you want to use.
3. Switch the user in Windows 10 using a keyboard shortcut (Windows + L)
Some people are looking for a keyboard shortcut that helps them quickly switch users on their Windows 10 laptop or desktop computer. There are several shortcuts, and the easiest to use is this:
Windows + L
Press Windows + L to lock your user and switch to a new one
When you press these keys, you are locked from your user account, and the Lock screen wallpaper is shown. Click or tap anywhere to see the Login screen and choose the account you want to switch to. Enter the necessary login information, and you’re done.🙂
TIP: If you find your user password too difficult to type or you need to change it for security reasons, here’s a detailed step-by-step guide on changing your Windows 10 user account password.
4. How to switch the user in Windows 10 from the command line (CMD, PowerShell, or Windows Terminal)
If you need to work inside the Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Windows Terminal, there are two commands you can use. First, open CMD or the command-line app you prefer. Then type this command and press Enter to execute it:
tsdiscon
Run tsdiscon in CMD, PowerShell, or Terminal
When you run tsdiscon, the current user is locked, and you see the Lock screen where you can change the user and log in with a new one. Note, however, that this method doesn’t work in Windows 10 Home. When you try to run it on this edition of Windows 10, you receive an error message: “tsdiscon is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.” This command can be used only in Windows 10 Pro or other editions such as Windows 10 Enterprise.
Luckily, you can use another command that works in all editions of Windows 10:
shutdown /l
Run shutdown / in CMD, PowerShell, or Terminal
The outcome of this command is slightly different: it signs you out from Windows 10 and then displays the Lock screen. On it, click, tap, or press a key on your keyboard and choose the user you want to switch to.
5. How to change the user in Windows 10 with CTRL + ALT + DEL
Another keyboard shortcut that you can use for switching users in Windows 10 is this:
CTRL + ALT + DEL
Pressing these keys works only when you are already signed into Windows 10 with a user account. And when you press them, you see the Ctrl Alt Delete screen with the options below. Click or tap on Switch user.
Choose Switch user in the Ctrl Alt Delete screen
The Login screen is shown, and this is where you can select the user you want to switch to. Enter the appropriate login information, and you’re done.🙂
6. How to switch the user in Windows 10 using ALT + F4
This method also works only if you are already logged in with a user account. First, go to the Windows 10 desktop and make sure all apps are minimized. Then press these keys on your keyboard:
ALT + F4
You see the Shut Down Windows prompt, asking you to choose what you want the computer to do. Click or tap the drop-down list.
The Shut Down Windows prompt
Choose Switch user in the list and click or tap OK.
Choose Switch user and press OK
You are taken to the Login screen to select the user you want to switch to.
TIP: If you need to change the permissions of a user account, here’s how to change an account to Administrator and back in Windows 10.
7. How to switch the user in Windows 10 while being asked for a picture password
If the most recent user account that has signed in to Windows 10 was using a picture password, when you are at the login screen, you see that user account and the picture they use as a password. Under the user account name, you have two links: one for accessing other sign-in options for the same user account and one for switching users. Click or tap Switch user.
Choose Switch User before entering the picture password
This displays a list of the existing user accounts on your Windows 10 computer or device. Click or tap the user that you want to switch to.
Choose another user account
Then, you are asked to enter the login details that were used previously for that account: the password, PIN, or picture password.
TIP: If you have too many user accounts on your Windows 10 computer, here’s how to remove an account from Windows.
8. How to switch the user in Windows 10 from the Task Manager
This method is cumbersome to use, and it works only after you have signed in with all the user accounts you want to use. First, access the Task Manager (a quick way to do this is to press Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard), and if it opens in its compact view, click or tap More details.
Click or tap More details in Task Manager
Then, go to the Users tab and right-click (or press and hold) the user account you want to switch to. In the menu that pops up, choose Switch user account.
Switch user account from Task Manager
If you don’t see another user account on this list, it’s because it didn’t sign in earlier to Windows 10. In this situation, you can right-click (or press and hold) on your user, choose Disconnect, and confirm your choice.
Disconnect from the current user account
You then see the Lock screen. Click or tap on it, or press a key on your keyboard, and then choose the user you want to switch to.
TIP: If multiple people use your computer, and not everybody has their own user account, here’s how to create new Windows user accounts.
Did you successfully change the user on your Windows 10 PC, laptop, or tablet?
I went through a lot of research and testing to make this guide, and I hope you like the result. These are all the methods I know for changing the user signed in to Windows 10. Try them all out and choose the ones you prefer. And if you know any other method to switch the user in Windows 10, let me know using the commenting options below. Thanks for reading! 🙂
Applies ToWindows 11 Windows 10
Windows allows adding multiple user account to use the same device, enabling each user to have their own settings, documents, and applications.
For example, parents can have their own accounts with administrative privileges to manage settings and install software, while children can have standard accounts with parental controls enabled to monitor and limit their usage. This ensures that each family member has a personalized experience with their own files, settings, and appropriate access levels, while also keeping family members’ data private and secure from each other.
For personal and work or school use, having separate user accounts can help maintain a clear boundary between personal files and activities and those related to work or school. For instance, a user might have one account with personal emails, social media, and leisure applications, and another account with work or school emails, productivity software, and access to professional or educational resources. This separation not only helps in organizing and focusing on the task at hand but also adds an extra layer of security by keeping sensitive work or school data compartmentalized.
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Other user or use the following shortcut:
Other Users
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Under Add other user, select Add account
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Enter the account information for this person to sign in:
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If the person you’re adding already has a Microsoft account, enter the email address
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If the person you’re adding doesn’t have a Microsoft account, you can use their email address to create one. Enter the email address that person uses most frequently and select Sign up for a new email address
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If you select the option I don’t have this person’s sign-in information, you can sign up for a new email address and create a new Microsoft account. If you want to create a local account, select the option Add a user without a Microsoft account
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Follow the instructions to finish setting up the account
Important:
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Microsoft recommends using a Microsoft account, not a local account, when signing in to Windows. Using a Microsoft account in Windows allows for seamless integration of Microsoft services, enhanced security, and sync across devices, unlike a local account.
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Learn more about Microsoft accounts in Sign in with a Microsoft account.
If you are part of a family group, you can also add your family members to Windows from the Settings app > Accounts > Family, or with the following shortcut:
Family
To learn more, see Getting started with Microsoft Family Safety.
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Other user or use the following shortcut:
Other Users
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Under Other users, select the flyout for the account you want to remove
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Next to Account and data , select Remove
Note: removing an account doesn’t delete the person’s Microsoft account. It removes their sign-in information and data from the device.
If you’re using the same Windows device for both personal and school or business work, you might want to connect the accounts to make it easier for you to access files, email, apps, and information associated with each account. When you connect your work or school account, you’ll be connected to your organization, and have access to its resources.
Note: to connect a work or school account, your organization must support personal devices, or bring your own device (BYOD) scenarios.
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Access work or school or use the following shortcut:
Access work or school
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Next to Add a work or school account, select Connect
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Enter the account information, select the account type, and then select Add
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Access work or school or use the following shortcut:
Access work or school
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Select the dropdown next to your work or school account and select Disconnect
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Select Yes to confirm
Note: disconnecting a work or school account doesn’t delete the account. It removes the sign-in information and data from the device.
To make signing in to your accounts easier and faster, you might want to add accounts for different apps.
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Email & accounts or use the following shortcut:
Email & accounts
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To add an account used by email. calendar, or contacts, select Add an account under Accounts used by email, calendar, and contacts
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For other apps, select Add a Microsoft account or Add a work or school account
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Follow the prompts to add the account
If needed, a user account can be configured as an administrator.
Important: you should limit the number of administrators on your Windows device because administrators have complete control over the system. Administrators can change settings, install software, and access all files. If too many people have this level of access, it could lead to security risks like malware installation or unwanted changes to your system. It’s safer to have fewer administrators and to use standard user accounts for day-to-day activities.
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In the Settings app on your Windows device, select Accounts > Other user or use the following shortcut:
Other Users
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Under Other users, select the flyout for the account you want to change
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Next to Account options, select Change account type
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From the dropdown, select the account type and then select OK
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If you have more than one user account on your PC then using Fast User Switching you can easily switch between different user account without needing to sign out from any user account. But to do that you need to learn different methods to switch between user accounts in Windows 10 and this post, we will learn how to do so exactly. If you don’t have Fast User Switching enabled by default, then head over here to learn How to Enable or Disable Fast User Switching in Windows 10.
Once you have enabled Fast User Switching, then you can continue with this guide. Just make sure to save any work which you might be doing before switching user. The reason behind this is that you might lose your open word document or any other work as Windows doesn’t automatically save them for you. So without wasting any time let’s see How to Switch User in Windows 10 with the help of the below-listed tutorial.
Table of Contents
Make sure to create a restore point just in case something goes wrong.
Method 1: How to Switch User from the Start Menu
If you are already signed into Windows 10 with your user account, then don’t worry you can still switch to the different user account from Start Menu. Click on the Start button from the bottom-left then click on your user account picture and from the context menu select the user account you want to switch to.
You will be directly taken to the log-in screen of the user account you selected, enter the password or PIN, and you would successfully sign-in to this user account. You can again switch back to your original user account by following the same steps.
Method 2: How to Switch User using Windows Key + L
If you want to switch to a different user account while you have already sign-in into another user account, don’t worry press the Windows Key + L combination on the keyboard.
Once you do that, you would be directly taken to the lock screen, and in the process, you will be locked from your user account. Click anywhere on the lock screen, and you would be shown the login screen from where you can choose any user account that you wish to sign into.
Method 3: How to Switch User from Login Screen
The first thing you see when you start your PC is the sign-in screen, where by default the most recent user account you used to sign-in is selected and you could directly login by entering the password or PIN.
But if you want to select another user account from the sign-in screen, click on the available user accounts from the bottom-left corner of the screen. Select the account then enter password or PIN to sign-in to that particular account.
Method 4: How to Switch User using ALT + F4
Note: Make sure you have saved all of your work and close any open application before following this method, or pressing ALT + F4 will close all your apps.
Make sure you are on the desktop, if not then go to the desktop and make sure you click in an empty area on the desktop to make it your current focused (active) window once you have done that, press and hold ALT + F4 key combination together on your keyboard. This will show you the shut down prompt, from the shutdown drop-down select “Switch User” and click OK.
This will take you to the login screen where you can select any user account you want, enter the correct login information and you are good to go.
Method 5: How to Switch User using CTRL + ALT + DELETE
This method only works if you are already logged in with a user account, and you want to switch to another user account. Now press CTRL + ALT + DELETE key combination on your keyboard then you would be taken to a new screen, click “Switch user“. Again, this would take you to the login screen where you can select any user account you wish to switch to.
Method 6: How to Switch User from Task Manager
If you are already signed into Windows 10 with your user account, don’t worry, you can still switch to Task Manager’s different user account. To open Task Manager, simultaneously press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC key combination on your keyboard.
Now make sure to switch to Users tab then right-click on the already signed in the user account that you want to switch to and then click Switch user account. If this doesn’t work, select the already signed user that you want to switch to and click on the Switch user button. You will now be directly taken on the sign-in screen of the selected user account, enter the password or PIN to successfully sign-in to the particular user account.
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That’s it you have successfully learned How to Switch User in Windows 10 but if you still have any questions regarding this tutorial then feel free to ask them in the comment’s section.
Managing multiple user accounts in Windows? Here are four easy ways to quickly switch between user accounts in Windows 10 and 11.
As with any operating system, Windows allows multiple user accounts. In fact, it is as easy as going through a user account creation wizard. In general, if you have multiple people using the computer, it is better to create separate user accounts for those users. That way, you don’t have to share your user account details. One of the biggest advantages of creating separate accounts is the separation of user files and programs.
Even if you are not sharing your PC with others, creating separate user accounts for different workflows makes your life that much easier. For example, I have two user accounts to separate personal and work profiles.
When managing multiple user accounts, it is common to switch between user accounts as and when needed.
Thankfully Windows has several different ways to switch users, and it is important to understand the options available to you and how to use them effectively.
In this quick guide, let me show four ways to switch between user accounts in Windows.
Table of contents:
- How to switch users from the Start menu
- How to switch users from the lock screen
- How to switch users from ‘Ctrl + Alt + Del’ screen
- How to switch users from the ‘Alt + F4’ menu
- Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
The steps below work the same in Windows 10 and 11.
The Start menu lists all the available user accounts on your computer. As such, you can switch users directly from the Start menu.
Here’s how to switch users from the Start menu in Windows:
- Press the “Start” key.
- Click the user icon at the bottom.
- Select the user account you want to switch to.
- Type the user account password.
- Press the “Enter” button.
- With that, you switched to the selected user account.
Steps with more details:
Since we want to switch user accounts from the Start menu, press the “Start” key on your keyboard or click the Start icon on the taskbar to open the Start menu.
After opening the Start menu, you will see your user name at the bottom of the Start menu. Click on it. It will open a flyout menu with all the available user accounts. Click the user account you want to switch to.
As soon as you do that, Windows takes you to the signing screen of the selected user account. If the user account is password protected, Windows shows a blank field to enter the password. Type the password and press Enter to log into the user account.
With that, you have successfully switched user accounts in Windows.
How to switch users from the lock screen
If your system is locked and you are staring at the lock screen, you can switch user accounts from the lock screen itself. No need to log into your primary user account first.
Here’s how to switch users from the lock screen in Windows:
- Click anywhere on the lock screen.
- You will see user accounts in the bottom-left corner.
- Click on the user you want to switch to.
- Type the password in the blank field.
- Press the “Enter” button.
- With that, you’ve switched user accounts.
Steps with more details:
When on the lock screen, click anywhere on the screen or press “Enter.” This action shows the user login screen. If you are not on the lock screen, you can get to it with the “Win + L” keyboard shortcut.
On the login screen, you will see all the available user accounts in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the user account you want to switch to, type the user account password in the blank field, and press “Enter.”
As soon as you do that, you are logged into the selected user account. With that, you are done switching user accounts in Windows.
How to switch users from ‘Ctrl + Alt + Del’ screen
When the system is unresponsive or if a program is misbehaving, you can press the “Ctrl + Alt + Del” shortcut to invoke a secure screen from where you can launch the task manager, shut down the system, or switch user accounts.
Here’s how to switch user accounts from the ‘Ctrl + Alt + Delete’ screen.
- Press the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” shortcut.
- Click the “Switch user” option.
- Select a user on the login screen.
- Type the password in the blank field.
- Press “Enter.”
- With that, you’ve switched user accounts.
Steps with more details:
The first thing is to go to the secure screen. To do that, press the “Ctrl + Alt + Del” shortcut on your keyboard. As soon as you do that, Windows takes you to the “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” screen.
Here, click the “Switch user” option.
Clicking on the option takes you to the Windows login screen. Here, select a user in the bottom-left corner, type the password in the blank field, and press “Enter.”
With that, you’ve successfully switched user accounts in Windows.
How to switch users from the ‘Alt + F4’ menu
The “Alt + F4” menu is often used to shut down or restart the computer. Other than those actions, you can also switch user accounts from the “Alt + F4” window.
Here’s how to switch users from the ‘Alt + F4’ menu:
- Minimize all open windows until you see the desktop.
- Press the “Alt + F4” shortcut.
- Select “Switch user” from the dropdown menu.
- Press the “Ok” button.
- Select a user on the login screen.
- Type the password and press Enter.
- With that, you’ve switched users in Windows.
Steps with more details:
First, minimize all open windows and press the “Alt + F4” keyboard shortcut. If you press the keyboard shortcut without minimizing all windows and the desktop is in active focus, it might close the application that is in active focus.
Select the “Switch user” option from the dropdown menu and press the “Ok” button.
As soon as you press the button, you will be taken to the login screen. Select the “User account” from the bottom-left corner.
Type the password in the blank field and press “Enter.”
As soon as you do that, you will be logged in to the new user account. With that, you’ve switched user accounts in Windows.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Here are a few common questions users have about switching user accounts in Windows:
How do I switch user accounts in Windows?
You can switch users from the Start menu, lock screen, or the “Alt + F4” menu. Find the detailed instruction on how to do it above.
Can I switch user accounts without logging off the current account?
Yes, you can switch user accounts without logging off the current account. To do this, click on the Start menu, click your account picture, and select the user and log in.
Can I switch user accounts remotely in Windows?
Yes, you can switch user accounts remotely in Windows using Remote Desktop. To do this, you will need to set up Remote Desktop on the computer you want to access and then use a Remote Desktop client on another device to connect to the computer and access the desired user account.
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That is all. It is that simple to switch users in Windows 10 & 11.
I hope this simple and easy Windows how-to guide helped you.
If you are stuck or need help, send an email, and I will try to help as much as possible.
If you don’t want to switch users from the Start menu, you can disable the fast user switching in Windows.
Все способы:
- Методы переключения между учетными записями в Windows 10
- Способ 1: При помощи меню «Пуск»
- Способ 2: Комбинация клавиш «Alt+F4»
- Способ 3: Комбинация клавиш «Windows+L»
- Вопросы и ответы: 57
Если одним компьютером либо ноутбуком пользуются несколько человек, то стоит задуматься о создании разных учетных записей пользователей. Это позволит разграничить рабочие пространства, так как у всех пользователей будут различные настройки, расположение файлов и т.д. В дальнейшем достаточно будет переключиться с одной учетной записи на другую. Именно о том, как это сделать в операционной системе Windows 10 мы и поведаем в рамках данной статьи.
Методы переключения между учетными записями в Windows 10
Достичь описанной цели можно несколькими разными способами. Все они простые, а конечный результат будет одинаковым в любом случае. Поэтому можете выбрать для себя наиболее удобный и пользоваться им в дальнейшем. Сразу отметим, что указанные способы можно применять как к локальным учетным записям, так и к профилям Microsoft.
Способ 1: При помощи меню «Пуск»
Начнем, пожалуй, с самого популярного метода. Для его использования вам нужно будет выполнить следующие действия:
- Найдите в левом нижнем углу рабочего стола кнопку с изображением логотипа «Windows». Нажмите на нее. Как вариант, можно использовать клавишу с таким же рисунком на клавиатуре.
- В левой части открывшегося окна вы увидите вертикальный перечень функций. В самом верху такого списка будет находиться изображение вашей учетной записи. Необходимо кликнуть на нее.
- Появится меню действий для данной учетной записи. В самом низу списка вы увидите другие имена пользователей с аватарами. Нажимаем ЛКМ на той записи, на которую необходимо переключиться.
- Сразу после этого появится окно входа в операционную систему. Тут же вам предложат войти в выбранную ранее учетную запись. Вводим при необходимости пароль (если он установлен) и жмем кнопку «Войти».
- Если вход от имени другого пользователя осуществляется впервые, тогда придется немного подождать, пока система произведет настройку. Это занимает буквально несколько минут. Достаточно дождаться, пока исчезнут уведомляющие надписи.
- Спустя некоторое время вы окажетесь на рабочем столе выбранной учетной записи. Обратите внимание, что настройки ОС будут возвращены в исходное состояние, для каждого нового профиля. В дальнейшем можно их изменить так, как вам нравится. Они сохраняются отдельно для каждого пользователя.
Если он по каким-то причинам вам не подходит, тогда можете ознакомиться с более простыми методами переключения профилей.
Способ 2: Комбинация клавиш «Alt+F4»
Этот метод более простой по сравнению с предыдущим. Но из-за того, что о различных комбинациях клавиш операционных систем Windows знают не все, он менее распространен среди пользователей. Вот как это выглядит на практике:
- Переключаемся на рабочий стол операционной системы и нажимаем одновременно клавиш «Alt» и «F4» на клавиатуре.
- На экране появится небольшое окно с выпадающим списком возможных действий. Открываем его и выбираем строчку под названием «Сменить пользователя».
- После этого нажимаем кнопку «OK» в этом же окошке.
- В результате вы окажетесь в начальном меню выбора пользователя. Список таковых будет находиться в левой части окна. Нажимаем ЛКМ на названии нужного профиля, после чего вводим пароль (при необходимости) и жмем кнопку «Войти».
Обратите внимание, что эта же комбинация позволяет закрыть выбранное окно практически любой программы. Поэтому использовать ее необходимо именно на рабочем столе.
Через несколько секунд появится рабочий стол и можно будет приступать к использованию компьютера или ноутбука.
Способ 3: Комбинация клавиш «Windows+L»
Описываемый далее способ — самый простой из всех упомянутых. Дело в том, что он позволяет переключаться с одного профиля на другой без всяких выпадающих меню и прочих действий.
- На рабочем столе компьютера или ноутбука нажмите вместе клавиши «Windows» и «L».
- Эта комбинация позволяет моментально выйти из текущей учетной записи. В результате вы сразу же увидите окно входа и перечень доступных профилей. Как и в предыдущих случаях, выбираем нужную запись, вводим пароль и жмем кнопку «Войти».
Когда система загрузит выбранный профиль, появится рабочий стол. Это значит, что можно приступить к использованию устройства.
Обратите внимание на следующий факт: если вы завершите работу от имени пользователя, учетная запись которого не требует пароль, тогда при следующем включении ПК или перезагрузке система запустится автоматически от имени такого профиля. Но если же у вас установлен пароль, то вы увидите окно входа, в котором его нужно будет ввести. Тут же при необходимости можно и сменить саму учетную запись.
Вот и все способы, о которых мы хотели вам поведать. Помните, что лишние и неиспользуемые профили можно в любой момент удалить. О том, как это сделать, мы рассказывали детально в отдельных статьях.
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Удаление учетной записи Microsoft в Windows 10
Удаление локальных учетных записей в Виндовс 10
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