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Cheers for writing your query in Microsoft Customs. I would similar to have some more agreement to the issue and so that we tin diagnose and work on the consequence faster. Kindly provide me the following information:

• Did yous use the aforementioned Microsoft account to setup user account on this computer?

I would suggest y'all to create a new local user business relationship using the below steps

Steps:

1. From the desktop press Windows flag key + R

2. And type netplwiz and click ok.

This will open user account window click add and follow the onscreen education to create a new local business relationship.

Reply with the condition of the issue and nosotros will exist glad to offer our assistance.

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That allowed me to create the account . . .

And I got all excited and thought "Why does MS hide the stuff that works and promote stuff that doesn't work?"

Nevertheless...

When I logged into the new account, I got these messages on an otherwise completely blank screen:

Windows couldn't connect to the Group Policy Client service.

Please consult your system administrator.

[OK]

When I clicked on the OK button, I saw a screen the same equally where I typed in my countersign, except without the field to type the countersign into.

Instead there were the dots that chase each other.

The chase went on for several minutes so the lock screen was shown.

When I slid the lock screen upwards, the logon screen was revealed.

I typed in my password again with the same outcome as before except that the chasing dots were accompanied by the message "Signing out".

Again the chase went on for several minutes after which the lock screen was shown once once more.

I am assuming that any further endeavour to log into the new account would produce the same results.

So I logged onto the local admin account successfully, and was greeted by the message "Windows couldn't connect to the Group Policy Client service" which popped upwardly for a couple of seconds in the notifications area.

What is the Grouping Policy Customer service and why is Windows trying to contact any such service?

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I should probably point out that these accounts are both Local.

Nevertheless, I did activate my MS Role 365 License on this laptop using my MS business relationship while logged on equally the admin account.

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Hi,

Were you able to resolve this issue?  I am having the same trouble in which I upgraded two different Windows 7 Dwelling house versions.  On one of the pc's, I used the system restore disk to cleanly install Windows seven.  I then proceeded to run the Windows 10 upgrade.  Both computers give me the same error as y'all described.

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I just found another resource and someone had posted the post-obit:

I accept to test it further subsequently, however I was able to go beyond the error message.

Go to Control Panel
And so 'Internet Options'...
Select 'Avant-garde' tab...
Take the scrollbar to lesser...
Mark these options:
"Utilize SSL 2.0"
"Apply SSL 3.0"
"Use TSL ane.0"
"Use TSL 1.1"
"Apply TSL ane.2"
Click 'Ok' button...
Try again, the "Something went wrong" error should exist gone...

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http://world wide web.tenforums.com/user-accounts-family-safety/14404-windows-10-wont-let-me-sign-into-microsoft-accounts.html

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I just establish another resource and someone had posted the following:

I have to test information technology further afterward, however I was able to get beyond the error message.

Become to Control Panel
And then 'Internet Options'...
Select 'Advanced' tab...
Accept the scrollbar to bottom...
Mark these options:
"Use SSL 2.0"
"Use SSL 3.0"
"Use TSL 1.0"
"Use TSL 1.1"
"Use TSL 1.2"
Click 'Ok' button...
Try again, the "Something went incorrect" error should be gone...

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http://www.tenforums.com/user-accounts-family unit-safe/14404-windows-10-wont-let-me-sign-into-microsoft-accounts.html

Yes, I found that likewise, but I plant it to exist unhelpful.

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Hi,

Were you able to resolve this issue?  I am having the aforementioned problem in which I upgraded ii different Windows 7 Habitation versions.  On 1 of the pc's, I used the system restore deejay to cleanly install Windows 7.  I then proceeded to run the Windows ten upgrade.  Both computers requite me the same mistake as you described.

No, this upshot is unresolved still.

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Every bit a test, I went through the procedure on some other computer that I have been using for several months, which has also been updated to Windows ten from Windows eight.ane, and the effect was perfection.

At the end of this, I logged out of the Microsoft admin account that I was using and logged into the new local non-MS, not-admin account without a hitch.

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Thanks for posting this.

I upgraded to the almost-contempo Windows 10 Professional person preview version on my laptop.  As a event, I experienced Dell Security Tools trouble and I had to roll back.

As a result, when I lock my screen, if I endeavour to reenter, it tells me I'm already logged in and just i instance of the account can be active.  I have to ability cycle to get back in.

Meanwhile, I tried your post above and was able to add an account, merely my situation is otherwise unchanged.  I can't switch users.  When I kick fresh, the other business relationship isn't shown as an option.  Locking still tells me I'm already logged in, and as well from that interface, the other account isn't shown as an option.

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Sir:  Yous did not answer the question.   The question is to set up a "local" user that "does not" have ( will not accept) an email business relationship.

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