Problems with new win 11 and xbox app not lettting me sign in with different account...

So I just gave up. Microsoft is trying to be Apple, if I wanted Apple I would buy Apple. I am just going to log in with a local user than I can do whatever I want. Such a stupid limitation. Also, I gave the xbox support guy control of my computer and he attempted the things you are talking about here. I hate this, I hate it so dang much. What should have been a great day has turned sour as hell. Got a new ***** gaming laptop for the experience to be ruined. I have never had such stupid issues before and have always been an adamant supporter of Windows. But this, this just sours the whole windows experience. Give me the option to say no to single log on. But thanks for replying.

Beaten into submission by the applelication of Windows.

Hello James S, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

I understand that you're frustrated with the limitations you're experiencing when signing in with different Microsoft accounts on your new Windows 11 machine. Windows 11, like previous versions of Windows, allows users to sign in with different Microsoft accounts. However, there might be specific settings or configurations on your new machine that are causing the issue.

Let's try to follow:

Check account settings: Verify that you've added the desired Microsoft account as a user on your Windows 11 machine. Go to Settings > Accounts > Family & other users and make sure the account you want to use is listed as a user.

Switching accounts: On the Windows 11 login screen, you should be able to switch accounts by clicking on your user profile icon and selecting "Sign in with a different account." Try signing out of the current account and then signing in with the desired Microsoft account.

Verify account credentials: Double-check that you're entering the correct email address and password for the Microsoft account you want to use. Ensure there are no typos or mistakes in the login information.

Microsoft account synchronization: If you've recently changed or updated your Microsoft account password, it's possible that the new Windows 11 machine hasn't synchronized the changes yet. Try restarting the machine and see if it helps synchronize the account information.

Windows updates: Make sure your Windows 11 machine is up to date with the latest system updates. Sometimes, software updates can address compatibility issues or bugs that may affect account sign-in.

If you've already contacted support and their suggested steps didn't resolve the issue, consider reaching out to Microsoft support again. Explain the situation and emphasize the difficulties you're facing in signing in with different accounts on your Windows 11 machine. They should be able to provide further assistance and escalate the issue if necessary.

Remember to stay patient and calm when communicating with customer support representatives. They are there to help you, and expressing your concerns clearly and respectfully can lead to a more productive resolution.

I hope this helps.
Best regards.

I solved that problem for Win 11 today with help from MS Support. While this problem is pretty easy to fix on Win 10 (just reset both Gaming Services and Xbox app in system - > Apps -> Advanced options and then reboot), there is a little more work to do when it comes to Win 11. What works for me was simply change account for my daughter account, run Xbox app there and then run the game (in my case that was Halo Infinite). Gaming Services on this other account wasn't corrupted and it just overwrite my corrupted version of Gaming Services from main account. Then you just need to reboot your pc and then go to system -> apps -> Xbox app -> 3 dots menu ->reset and after that reboot your pc again. Without resetting the Xbox app you will probably not be able to sign in into your Xbox account after overwriting data in Gaming Services from the other account.

It works just fine for me, especially I just can't erase old Gaming Service trace from my registry on Win 11, so i think the only way is to overwrite.

One thing though - i don't know how it will work with fresh created second account, the one I have used was created around a month ago just after installing fresh Win 11.

Even if that account is signed into the Xbox app and the win 10 store? The account with XGP is on 2 different user accounts on my computer. Some games have let me play them such as Sea of Thieves and The Outer Worlds.

Yes I have the same issue on Win 11, seems like the new xbox app removed it