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CTOnews.com December 22 message, Microsoft to simplify the initial setup steps of Win11 system, in the welcome interface (OOBE) does not require the setting of user name and organization information content. In subsequent settings, Win11 defaulted to leaving organization information blank and using Microsoft accounts as owner information.

This issue of Win11 Academy teaches loyal CTOnews.com users to change the device owner and organization information through the registry so that the information you want appears on your computer.

Friendly reminder: there are certain risks in modifying the registry, it is recommended that you backup it before doing so. CTOnews.com users can follow these steps:

1. open the Start menu

2. Search regedit and go to Registry Editor

3. Access the following path to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion

4. Double-click RegisteredOwner and modify it to the user name of the device you want. For example, modify the small editor here to "CTOnews.com"

5. Double-click RegisteredOrganization and modify it to the name of the organization you want. For example, modify the small edition here to "CTOnews.com"

6. After clicking OK, it should take effect immediately. If it doesn't work, you can try restarting your computer.

The easiest way to find out if the new user name and organization information is in effect is to check the system version information page. Users can press the "Win key + R key" combination shortcut in Win11 system, and enter "winver" in the command line window to view it.

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