Windows 10: Unable to change local username on Windows 11 Pro Education

I have a laptop with Windows 11 Pro Education and I wanted to change the local username because it wasn't right. I go to the control panel, then to the user accounts, there's the following options:Make changes to my account type in PC settingsMake another accountChange User Account Control settingsThere's nothing showing me to change my username, while other people have an option to change their username right above the "Make changes to my account type in PC settings"

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Windows 11 Pro VS. Windows 11 Pro Education

While there isn't much info about Win 11 Pro Education on MS sites I believe basic rules apply for Win 10 and Win 11 Pro Education. Here is more detailed info about Win 10 Pro Education.

Change to Windows 10 Education from Windows 10 Pro | Microsoft Docs

 

How can I move from Windows 11 Education to Pro?

I used Windows 11 Education for work but now I gave the computer to my son and I want to move to Pro.

I bought a product key and tried the steps listed here but it didn't work. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

*There is no data on the drive that I want to keep.

 

Windows 10 Education Pro

I've not had an opportunity to test Pro Education edition yet but I am running normal Education on a Hyper-V virtual machine and on dual boot with Pro on a laptop. Basically Education is exactly as Enterprise, meant for domain or Azure AD use. Main differences when compared to Pro are missing Cortana and no possibility to use Microsoft account as initial user account when setting up Windows, although when selecting initial user as local domain user a normal local account will be created which can then be switched to a Microsoft account instead of joining a domain.

Native Windows apps in Windows 10 Education edition are the same than in Pro edition, Cortana being the only exception.

If you already have setup Windows 10 Pro on your machines with a customised image I can see no benefits in doing the job again deploying an almost similar OS. This is of course only my personal subjective opinion based on what I know at the moment; I have no knowledge or insight about what additional features (see highlighted part in quote below) Pro Education might be and if they would be reason enough to upgrade to Pro Education.

Quote from https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...tion-customers: