Windows 10: How to FULLY Isolate Personal and Business Accounts on the Same Computer?

When will Microsoft support SIMPLE and reliable automatic! virtualization of personal computers?I have used Microsoft 365 Family 6 users, including me for years, and prior to that, Microsoft 365 Personal renamed. That use continues with a large history of personal activity and documentation that is separate from my business activities. I recently bought Microsoft 365 Business Standard for my business. I SHOULD NOT have to use two computers to keep these streams of activity truly separate! Modern computers can do so much--Microsoft knows; it builds them. I want to log or switch into a ful

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Personal and Business Account on Same Desktop

Hi DaveM121,

OK, I created a new account without an email address. Now I have a business account, a Microsoft account and a new account with no email address. When I'm in the business account, I still can't switch user to any of the two other accounts. Am I missing a step? To be clear, what I'm trying to achieve is having a business account and a Microsoft account (personal) and I'd like to be able to switch between these 2 accounts. Any other suggestions? Tx

 

Personal and Business Account on Same Desktop

Hi Dave M121,

Below is what I got:

• I don't know why the first one is there so I can probably delete it;
  
• The second one is my Microsoft Account (personal);
  
• The third one is my Business account. It has a Microsoft Exchange email account associated with it;
  
• The last one is a new account I created in the last few days while trying to resolve this issue. It is a local account with no email address associated with it.
  

So, ideally, I'd like is to have the Business and Personal accounts (middle two accounts) and be able to switch from one to the other.

• My Business account (third one listed) includes an MS 365 Business subscription which includes MS Business apps, Onedrive etc .
  
• My personal account (second one listed) is an MS account which includes an MS 365 Family subscription which includes MS personal office apps, Onedrive etc .
  

Does that help? Tx

 

Changing Microsoft personal account to business account

A number of years ago I thought I created a Microsoft account for my business but it is listed a personal account. Every time I set up a new computer I consider creating a new business account but I want to access my subscriptions so I continue to use this account. I have since come to understand that the business account is better suited for my business (security, etc.) Can I switch this existing account account to a business account?