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    # Create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( and first boot ):

    ## NEW METHOD

    > Feel free to try this method if it works, if not switch back to the old one below.
    1. Reach the account creation and choose Personal Account
    2. Use as email `[email protected]`
    3. Use as password `test`
    4. Let Windows 11 fail the login and click Next
    5. Enjoy!

    ## OLD METHOD

    > If for some reason you can't type the `.` you can use the `Alt+46` combination
    1. Press `Shift + F10` while on the language selection screen
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    # Create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( and first boot ):

    > If for some reason you can't type the `.` you can use the `Alt+46` combination
    1. Press `Shift + F10` while on the language selection screen
    2. Run the command `OOBE\BYPASSNRO` and let it restart the session
    3. On the setup wizard configure your network (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and reach the account creation type ( Personal or Corporate )
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    # Show all tray icons

    > Unfortunately this solution has to be done on each boot, as Windows 11 will re-group icons everytime the system starts.
    1. Press `Win + R`
    2. Open: `shell:::{05d7b0f4-2121-4eff-bf6b-ed3f69b894d9}`
    3. Tick the "Always show all icons..." checkbox
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    Here is how you can create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( and first boot ):
    # Create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( and first boot ):

    1. Press `Shift + F10` while on the language selection screen
    2. Run the command `OOBE\BYPASSNRO` and let it restart the session
    @@ -7,4 +7,13 @@ Here is how you can create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( an
    5. Run the command `ncpa.cpl`, this will bring up your network adapters.
    6. Disable your network adapter(s), and close that window.
    7. Pick the Personal account
    8. Enjoy
    8. Enjoy

    # Show all tray icons

    1. Press `Win + R`
    2. Open: `shell:::{05d7b0f4-2121-4eff-bf6b-ed3f69b894d9}`
    3. Tick the "Always show all icons..." checkbox
    4. Enjoy

    P.S.: If the icons are grouped again and the checkbox is already ticked on the window, just press `Cancel` on that window ( instead of `OK` ) to show them all again.
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    Here is how you can create a local account on Windows 11 22H2 clean install ( and first boot ):

    1. Press `Shift + F10` while on the language selection screen
    2. Run the command `OOBE\BYPASSNRO` and let it restart the session
    3. On the setup wizard configure your network (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and reach the account creation type ( Personal or Corporate )
    4. Press `Shift + F10`
    5. Run the command `ncpa.cpl`, this will bring up your network adapters.
    6. Disable your network adapter(s), and close that window.
    7. Pick the Personal account
    8. Enjoy