Windows 10: user accounts & signing in.

Belarc shows the following users on my refurbished Win10 desktop.




What is the defaultuser0 dated 1/22/2017 in the local user accounts section?
--- That’s the date I turned on the computer for the first time.
--- Where is it in my computer? Can I use it for anything?
What is the DefaultAccount in the local system accounts section? Can I use it for anything?

Also
When I boot up and want to sign in to this desktop, I sign in screen shows my Microsoft outlook account address.
I also have a Win10 laptop, but when I sign in upon booting up it shows my full name instead of my Microsoft outlook account address.
How can a I adjust each one to show my full name?

:)

 

Critical Error – Start menu and Cortana aren’t working. We’ll try to fix it the next time you sign in. Still doesn't work after fix attempts

Tried that. Did not help.

Only creating a new user account and signing on with it has the Start Menu & Cortana work when signed on to it. My regular user account still has the problem. Many of my important files & apps are under that user account. I need a fix for that account.

 

windows 10

Hi,

To create a new guest account, just click: Settings / Accounts / Family & other users / Add someone else to this PC / I don't have this person's sign-in information / Add a user without a Microsoft account. Give the account a name, then
a password if you want to, then click: Next / Finish. Now that account will show up as a sign-in option in the lower left of the sign-in screen.

 

Hello Larry, *Smile

The "defaultuser0" account would be a dummy account setup by whomever refurbished the PC for you to use to setup your own account "JustMe" from.

The local system accounts included by default in Windows, and are disabled by default. The tutorial below can show you more about account details.

View User Account Details in Windows 10

The tutorial below can help show you how to remove your email address from the sign-in screen.

Hide or Show Email Address on Sign-in Screen in Windows 10

 

Thank you Brink. All is well and I have a better understanding of user accounts.

 

You're most welcome. *Smile