Accounts And Sign In; What Type Of Account Do Ihave - Microsoft Surface Pro 3 User Manual

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Control Panel
Control Panel includes some additional settings that you might use less often, such as customizing the desktop.
To open Control Panel:
From the Start screen, open the Settings charm, tap or click Change PC settings > Control Panel (at the
bottom of the left pane.)
From the desktop, open the Settings charm, and tap or click Control Panel.
Sync your settings
When you sign in with a M icrosoft account, your personal settings and preferences are stored on OneDrive, and
are synced to any PC that you sign in to.
To choose which settings sync: Open the Settings charm, and tap or click Change PC settings > OneDrive >
S ync settings. For more info about this, see
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Accounts and sign in

A user account determines how you interact and personalize your Surface. When you want to use Surface, you
sign in with your user account.
What type of account do I have?
To see which type of account you're using:
Open the Settings charm, and tap or click Change PC settings > Accounts > Your account.
Questions? See
What is a Microsoft account?
A M icrosoft account is the email address and password that you use to sign in to services like Outlook.com,
OneDrive, Windows Phone, and Xbox. If you use an email address and password to sign in to these M icrosoft
services, then you already have a M icrosoft account. To learn more, see
To switch from a local account to a M icrosoft account:
Open the Settings charm, and tap or click Change PC settings > Accounts > S witch to a Microsoft
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Sync settings between PCs with OneDrive
If you see your name and email address, you're using a M icrosoft account.
If you see Local account, this means your account is on Surface and you don't have the benefits
of connecting to the cloud.
If you see a network domain (domain name\username), then you're using a domain account,
such as an account for your workplace.
User accounts: FAQ
on Windows.com.
Surface Pro 3 User Guide English
on Windows.com.
All about accounts
on Surface.com.
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