Microsoft Account Microsoft removes popular "bypassnro" command from Windows 11 The popular "bypassnro" command, which let users to skip connecting to the Internet and signing into a Microsoft Account, is being removed. Over a billion Microsoft users will see a redesigned sign-in experience soon Microsoft's new sign-in experience has a modern look and is designed to be used without a password. Xbox's take over of PlayStation continues with Forza Horizon 5's Microsoft Account requirement Minecraft, Sea of Thieves, and now Forza Horizon 5: Microsoft's mission to engage players "where they are" is set for a big boost. Latest about Microsoft Account Sina Weibo integrates into Microsoft Account for Windows 8, Win Phone and more By Rich Edmonds published 9 January 13 Windows 8 Setting up a Microsoft Account for Windows Phone 8 By Rich Edmonds published 26 November 12 Office 365 Microsoft Account goes minimalist in latest redesign for consumers By Daniel Rubino published 6 June 12 Windows Phone Tweeting from your Windows Phone? It's 'via Microsoft' from now on By Rich Edmonds published 10 May 12 Windows 8 1 2 3 4 Archives Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1You can now buy two Nintendo Switch 2 consoles for the price of one ROG Ally X2PC Gaming Show returns June 8 — here's when and how to watch the show3MSI Claw owners need to grab this Intel Arc GPU driver update to fix an irritating audio bug on their Windows 11 handhelds4Dune: Awakening is already making big waves before it's even fully released5This new third-party Xbox controller is more than just a floral reskin
Sina Weibo integrates into Microsoft Account for Windows 8, Win Phone and more By Rich Edmonds published 9 January 13
Microsoft Account goes minimalist in latest redesign for consumers By Daniel Rubino published 6 June 12
Tweeting from your Windows Phone? It's 'via Microsoft' from now on By Rich Edmonds published 10 May 12
