Title: Setting Up Windows 11 on Lenovo Slim 7 as a Standalone (Local Account)

Speaker: Simon

Video Transcript Overview:

Simon demonstrates setting up Windows 11 on a Lenovo Slim 7 Carbon 13IAP7 laptop as a standalone system using a local account instead of a Microsoft account. Key steps include:

1. Initial Setup:
   • Selecting country/region, keyboard layout, and Wi-Fi network.
   • Simon temporarily disconnects from the Wi-Fi router to bypass Microsoft account setup.
2. Creating Local Account:
   • Naming the device (e.g., “owner” or “Adele”).
   • Skipping password setup.
   • Accepting privacy settings and skipping protection plan.
   • Laptop boots into Windows with a local account.
3. Final Steps and Verification:
   • Simon confirms that the laptop is set up with a local account.
   • He provides instructions on how to switch from a Microsoft account to a local account if needed.

Conclusion: Simon concludes by inviting viewers to like and subscribe for more helpful videos. He assures that the laptop is set up with a local account, not linked to Microsoft.

Important Points:

• Disconnecting from Wi-Fi during setup can bypass Microsoft account sign-in.
• Simon emphasizes the use of a local account for standalone operation.
• The process is straightforward and can be followed by users of various skill levels.

Additional Notes:

• Simon’s calm and detailed explanation makes the process user-friendly.
• Setting up a local account can be beneficial for users who prefer not to sync with Microsoft services.
• This video is particularly useful for new Windows 11 users or those transitioning from older versions.