Microsoft BLOCKED Local Account Setup — Here’s How to Bring Them Back (New Bypass)

💥 Microsoft BLOCKED Local Account Setup and Is FORCING Online Accounts — Here’s How to Bring Them Back with New Easy Method to Bypass. 👉 https://tips2fix.com/microsoft-blocke... In this video I test the latest Windows 11 25H2 Insider (Dev Channel) and show you an updated Tips2Fix method that still creates a local account during OOBE — without removing Windows features or debloating the system. I demo everything in a VM and my Dell Laptop, explain what Microsoft changed, and give you the exact commands and safety checks. 📌 Clarification: In the minute 4:12 of the video by mistake i typed slash wrong but even when typed correctly (`OOBE\BYPASSNRO`), that old OOBE command is patched in Windows 11 25H2 Insider builds (starting Build 26220.6772) and will show “not recognized” or cause a restart loop. I recorded a quick proof short video and posted it here: 👉 https://tips2fix.com/microsoft-blocke... ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. It explains how to set up a local user account on Windows 11 (build 25H2) using publicly available system options. No system files, licenses, or security features are modified or bypassed illegally. The goal is to help users understand Microsoft’s new setup changes and safely test configurations inside their own computers or virtual machines (VMs). 💬 This tutorial follows YouTube and Microsoft’s fair use and developer documentation guidelines. It aims to inform users, not to exploit or alter software security. 🧠 Always test in a virtual environment before applying any command to a real system. ✅ This content does not promote, distribute, or encourage any form of hacking, cracking, or unauthorized system modification. ⚠️ IMPORTANT (READ SECOND) • Test in a Virtual Machine (VM) first — do NOT run on machines you don’t own. • Always inspect scripts you download. Don’t run anything you don’t understand. • This is for educational purposes only. ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 Intro — What Microsoft changed 0:16 Quick overview — local account removal explained 0:38 Why Microsoft forced online accounts (official quote) 1:08 Testing the old bypass commands (oobe\bypassnro & ms-cxh:localonly) 2:23 Trying shift+F10 in OOBE (how to open CMD) 3:12 Demo: old commands fail on 25H2 4:10 New bypass — what I built (untouched Windows) 4:35 Live VM demo: download & run 5:20 Exact curl command to download skip.cmd 5:34 Running skip.cmd — what happens next 6:00 Reboot & account created (local admin) 6:30 How the unattend.xml is set up (no debloat) 7:05 Clean up: remove skip.cmd, rename account 8:05 Extra: Pro vs Home differences (domain join trick) 8:40 Experimental registry trick (untested) 9:00 Final validation & logs location 9:40 Safety recap — verify checksum & test VM 10:10 Quick FAQ & troubleshooting 10:45 Outro — subscribe & further resources 🤔 Why is Microsoft forcing an account? Before we fix the problem, it's good to know what's causing it. Microsoft wants you to use a Microsoft account for synchronization, security, and accessing services like OneDrive or Microsoft 365. Sounds handy, right? But for those who prefer to stay local or just want less hassle, it can be outright intrusive 📢 Microsoft Announcement: "Local-only commands removal: We are removing known mechanisms for creating a local account in the Windows Setup experience (OOBE). While these mechanisms were often used to bypass Microsoft account setup, they also inadvertently skip critical setup screens, potentially causing users to exit OOBE with a device that is not fully configured for use. Users will need to complete OOBE with internet and a Microsoft account, to ensure device is setup correctly." 🔗 Links & Resources • Get Commands here: https://tips2fix.com/microsoft-blocke... • Repo / Script: https://github.com/tips2fix/bypassnro • Microsoft Blog (Insider): https://blogs.windows.com/windows-ins... © Tips2Fix — Created for education, transparency, and safe learning. #windows11 #windows11bypass #localaccount #oobe