You’d think, but no. They expect everyone to have internet access during setup. If you don’t, then it just won’t let you move forward in the setup until you connect.
There was a workaround to enter the wrong credentials for a Microsoft account which would allow you to create a local account in the hopes that you would log in and then reset your password once in Windows. There was also a workaround using a bypass oobe (out of box experience) command in Command Prompt. Without reading this article, I’m assuming this blocked one or both of these methods.
You’d think, but no. They expect everyone to have internet access during setup. If you don’t, then it just won’t let you move forward in the setup until you connect.
There was a workaround to enter the wrong credentials for a Microsoft account which would allow you to create a local account in the hopes that you would log in and then reset your password once in Windows. There was also a workaround using a bypass oobe (out of box experience) command in Command Prompt. Without reading this article, I’m assuming this blocked one or both of these methods.