But maybe under Win 10 things have changed, because as soon as Under Win 7, for a staff-level non-admin account I wouldĪlways just have them in Remote Desktop Users group, and resultantly this would allow them to have the rights of Users and as well as the ability for me to RDP in as them to troubleshoot. I went to manage This PC and Local Users and Groups, edited the "missing" user's group memberships. Also when logging in as that one available user, then going to the user account via the start menu where you could then choose to Sign Out (or switch to another user), that other user is not displayed.īefore messing around with secpol.msc on this I decided to look at some basics. So the system will display the last logged in user in the middle as normal in Windows, but there is zero option to toggle or change things to a different Non-domain environment and using no online accounts. So the issue is that for Windows 10 systems, some of them don't show all the local userĪccounts in the bottom left of the login screen. I have to think this is a common problem but Googling produces mixed results and very few people seem to actually have this under Windows 10.
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