But nevertheless, it is possible to perform an ‘AAD Join’. You don’t need to join a Windows 10 device to your Azure Active Directory (AAD) domain to use AAD for authenticating to apps and services. The only difference is that joining a domain is also exposed in the Accounts section of the Settings app. In the same way that Windows 7 could be joined to a domain, Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions of Windows 10 can also be joined to an Active Directory (AD) domain. Secondly, your files, photos, contacts, and settings can follow you securely to any device where you log in with the same Microsoft Account. When you log in to Windows 10 with a Microsoft Account, you can access Microsoft’s services without entering your username and password each time. To use these services, you need a Microsoft Account. Microsoft Accounts are those associated with Microsoft’s services, like Outlook and Skype. Microsoft AccountĪ Microsoft Account is the default way consumers log in to Windows 10. Whether you are installing Windows, running the OOBE setup experience, or configuring a new user account in the Settings app, Microsoft makes it hard for you to set up a local account. But Microsoft really doesn’t want you to do it.
Signing in with a local account is still possible in Windows 10. In this article, I’ll look at the available options for signing in to Windows 10. But in Windows 10, Microsoft supports a much wider variety of sign-in options, largely to support cloud and hybrid cloud scenarios. Either with a local user account or if the device is joined to a domain, an Active Directory account. Windows 7 offered just two ways to log in.
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