After Win8 sets up multi user, users created after it cannot enter the desktop

Because your new account is not a master account, and your local account is not connected to a Microsoft account, here's how to do it: your local account is: a [that's the username you created], and you already have some apps installed [from the Store].

The Microsoft account is B [the one that signed up for the Microsoft account] and does not have the app installed. Today I found that switching from A to B, A's app doesn't work on B [that's your problem]. As long as you delete the new account you created and switch your local account to the Microsoft account you previously applied for, you'll be ready to go.

Windows+C" Click Settings, change the computer settings, click Users, and click Switch to Microsoft account in your account to switch the local account to the Microsoft account [is to apply, is the user you created a Microsoft user, if so, just follow the steps to enter]. If the prompt fails to say that the account has been ** or the like, it means that you have added a Microsoft user on your computer, and then you will be prompted to bind the account, and you need to delete the account before switching.

Note that when deleting, do not delete the local account, that is, the account that can enter the desktop, do not delete it!! If you don't know how to make win8 delete user account, please yourself, this is not difficult. Generally, you can delete user accounts through the "Control Panel", and I emphasize again that you don't delete local accounts!!

You didn't give the user permission to put ...

user is the user, administrator is the super administrator, you can copy the c: user ueser desktop folder to the super administrator The next path is c: user administrator, and there is a favorite that also needs to be copied, if there is an email, then you need to copy the email and contacts, if the desktop background needs to be found like that**, find the corresponding path under the super administrator interface.

The desktop is not displayed when the computer is turned on.

You haven't brought up the desktop, the app has a desktop, you just right-click the desktop point to pin it to the start screen.

The control panel --- user management, look at the user settings, you should be able to find the way win+r

Enter lusrmgr

See if it's disabled.

It's not that you can't enter the desktop, but the desktop of win8 has changed, and you need to be familiar with the interface.

1. Click "Desktop" in the start menu to bring the system to the desktop2. Right-click on the taskbar, and then click "Properties".

3. Switch the "Taskbar and Navigation Properties" window tab to "Navigation".

4. Tick "When I log in or close all apps on the screen, go to the desktop instead of the 'Start' screen", and then OK.

If you go to the Metro interface, there are many applications that have the original desktop, right? If it's a screensaver, just pull the mouse.

Is it dormant? It won't be so fast. I haven't encountered this situation.,Even if it's a screensaver, it should be able to enter the desktop.,If it's not possible.,Try reinstalling.。

There are many reasons why you can't get into your desktop when you boot up, and you may not be able to enter the system if your hard drive is broken or if your system files are wrong.

Solution: 1. Press F8 to enter safe mode when powered on.

2. Select the latest correct configuration and press Enter.

3. If you still can't enter the system after turning on the computer, it means that there is a problem with the system.

4. The easiest and most thorough way is to reinstall the system.

5. If the hard drive is broken, the repair shop will deal with it.

Pull back the screen from the bottom up, there's it in Metro.

That's it. What goes in is the start menu of win8. It's good to get used to it.,Otherwise, brush back to win7.

After the prompt "Configuration of Windows failed, restore the update, do not shut down", force restart the computer (long press the power button and press it again), and then there will be multiple choices, the first item is generally "normal startup".

The last item is "Last correct configuration", select "Last correct configuration" (some computers may prompt different), then enter the system, after entering, change the settings, open the control panel, enter "System Security", then click "Windows Update", click "Change Settings" on the left, then select "Never check for updates", and finally click the "OK" button.

Note: If you can't enter the last correct configuration, then turn on the computer and press the F8 key to enter the safe mode, and then do the same settings above!