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User A: Local account - elevated (Admin account)

Change some setting or Registry entry that I don't know about so that I can get synchronization without having to do either of the two above?Īs you can tell from my profile, I am using the Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview Evaluation Copy Build 11102 RS1 release 160113-1800.Open a second Microsoft Account with a different email address? If I do this and create a logon (a Win 10 Microsoft Account User) with that different email address, can I synchronize the two MS accounts so that changes I make in Edge (such as passwords and Favorites) in one logon will appear (be synchronized) in the Edge browser of the other ( different Microsoft Account User) logon?.Use the hidden administrator as my second account with administrative privileges and be able to synchronize it with my account without administrative privileges? (Is it automatically a MS account rather than a local one and is it automatically the same MS account as the MS user account I have created)?.It has only allowed me to have one of those accounts be a Microsoft account and the other a Local account.Īre any of the following (or anything else you know about) possible in order to get synchronization: But Windows 10 won't allow me to have two logons with the same Microsoft account. I would like to be able to switch to MS Edge as my browser and have the same synchronization across both of my Windows 10 logons as I presently have with Chrome but this feature is not available in Edge unless both of my Windows 10 logons (that are on the same installation of Windows 10) are Microsoft User accounts. This is working perfectly across both of my Win 10 users and both of my Win 7 users of my multi-boot desktop. Every single change I make in one Chrome browser instantly appears when I open the Chrome browser of any other logon. I would like to abandon Chrome, which allows me to synchronize my bookmarks and all other settings across all users in my Windows 10 boot and even in my logon to Windows 7 in the multi-boot of my desktop computer.

I like the security and convenience of having an account with administrative privileges, which I only use for installing and changing critical settings and an account which I use for all other purposes, which does not have administrative privileges.