Windows 10: Local access user login

I have several HP home computers that I am setting up local account users for. I have 7 kids so 9 of us in the family. I have created local user accounts with no email(kids). Some of them work and some I get profile service service failed can not load profile.

I have delete and recreated them but still no joy. I have deleted, powered down and recreated them still the same error. What the heck. Why can't the local accounts work?

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Access local shares when signed in with a business O365 account

I have a local workgroup of computers with most of the computers running Windows 7 Pro. I just recently purchased a new Windows 10 Pro computer and created the user profile using a Business O365 account. Using this new Microsoft account login profile,
I am unable to access the other Windows 7 computers that have local folders shared out on them. I have created another user profile on the new Windows 10 computer which uses a local profile. That login is able to access the other Windows 7 computers with the
local shares. Is it possible to access local computer shares using an Office 365 login user profile?

 

Windows Lock Screen After Login

Great information. This turned out to be exactly my problem. I can now gain access to the account which was immediately locking upon login.

I found that all local users on this laptop had "assigned access" with no app assigned. This apparently does not cause a problem normally, but did on this one account following the Fall Creators update. Upon deleting all local users from assigned access
I was able to login to the problem account without a problem.

Why Windows puts local users into assigned access with no app assigned is puzzling. It seems to be asking for trouble - Microsoft should fix this.

 

First, welcome to Ten Forums.

You mention you have several computers. Is this happening on all of them?

Anyway, here's what I suggest:

Sign in using your own admin credentials. Open an elevated Command Prompt (right click Start, select Command Prompt (Administrator)). Add a local account for a kid like told in this tutorial in Option Six: User Account - Add in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

Only add one account. When done, sign in to that account immediately letting Windows create it. When done, test it by restarting the computer. If OK the account will be shown in user selection screen and you should be able to use it, sign in with it.

If still not working, come back and we'll try something else.

 

This is not happening with all the computers, but several of them. Some only one or two can't log on.

That didn't work. I get the same error.

 

That was worth to try.

One of our admins Brink has made an excellent tutorial for cases when user profile fails to sign in: You've been signed in with a temporary profile - Fix - Windows 10 Forums

Read that tutorial first through with a thought and take a cup of your preferred hot beverage before starting. I've heard even PC experts to say that a user don't have to understand what he / she is doing as long as instructions are good. Brink's tutorial is good but I am old school; I think a user should understand what he / she is doing with PC *Smile

The above sounds now when I read it a bit patronizing but I leave it there trusting you understand my point. The process involves some registry editing, it's essential to get it right.