Windows 10: How to setup a rule to initiate MS account forced log offs for all user devices?

I am needing to setup a rule that initiates all Microsoft users accounts to log off for all devices. This also needs to be set at midnight for 7 days a weekThen I need to develop a report to run weekly: Daily Initial Log In Session Time for all staff.My Questions: 1. What exact admin portal do I need to go to?2. What is the exact name of the page in that portal I need to go to create what I need above?Again this is for forcing all users devices to log off at a specific time and need to have a report ran each day for when users log in.

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Windows 10 Initial User Account Setup

I recently purchased a new laptop for my grandchild with Windows 10 pre-installed. During the setup process, I inadvertently entered my grandchild's information for the initial user account (administrative privilege). I would like to change this account
to that of an adult, but Windows 10 will only allow me to add new user accounts, not change the profile of the initial user account. Is there a way to change the initial user account to that of an adult?

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Windows 10 New User Accounts

• Which is the new user account type you have created and facing these issue?

Built in Administrator account

Local Account

MS Account

2. Have you made any changes on these accounts after creating them?

Not initially. Tried rebooting, removing and readding after a reboot. Tried adding via CLI and GUI interfaces

After that I tried one of the suggestions and tried coping a good account over the newly created account. That did not work

3. Does this issue persists on any specific user account?

No it persists on all newly created accounts do not work

4. What are the troubleshooting steps you have created in resolving the issue?

Just the ones mentioned in Step 2

5. Do let us know if you have any user account with no issues on your computer?

only the initial account that was created when I upgraded to windows 10

 

Adding a Device to Microsoft Account Requires a MS Account User

I noticed that my newer Windows 10 computer had not been added to my list of devices on my Microsoft Account so I attempted to add it, only to find out that apparently the computer must be logged in to a Microsoft account user in order to do this. I only have local accounts set up on my computers and I don't particularly want a Microsoft account user set up as I will never use it. With the latest Win10 versions apparently Microsoft wants all computers to have a Microsoft account user set up as they make it very difficult to set up a local user as the first account. Does anyone have any way around this? I am not sure what listing this device on your account buys you.

JohnD