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shielahswshielah When I go to account settings it brings up my other sons name as administrator and doesn't give me that option, just says I can add another person/account/user to this pc... I've never seen anything like it, why can you sign into someone else's PC and then take it over...? Makes no sense
no, you are the one not making sense. Your son account should have a password secured. and don't let others have access to it, if you or he doesn't want anyone to mess with anything, especially if he has an admin account where no change will ever ask for a password.
Your son only has a local account, for windows that's nothing. it only matters if you are an admin, then, you can do any change.
so how is Windows going to know "oh look someone is logging in with a Microsoft account but it's not the same person who made the local account and has been using the computer"
tell me how will windows know? if there is no password or someone bypassed the password, Windows thinks the person who is signing with a Microsoft account is the owner of the account, no?
tell me how that "makes no sense"?
only do what rider2040 shows you, and sign out. I don't even know why your son had to sign in with a Microsoft account, if you can use app like mail app or anything without having to use any Microsoft account or anything. or to get into his email or anything.
maybe you should actually do something and teach them how to use Homegroup feature, so the printer can be shared easily from other computers, and all they need to do, it's having the computer on, without making any weird changes.
the printer can be also shared without homegroup but homegroup makes it a bit easier to share files and printers.