I just read in
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/02/new-preview-build-adds-microsoft-account-requirement-to-windows-11-pro/
that:
"But tucked away toward the bottom of the changelog is one unwelcome addition: 
like the Home edition of Windows 11, the Pro version will now require an 
Internet connection and a Microsoft account during setup.  In the current 
version of Windows 11, you could still create a local user account during setup 
by not connecting your PC to the Internet—something that also worked in the 
Home version of Windows 10 but was removed in 11. That workaround will no 
longer be available in either edition going forward, barring a change in 
Microsoft's plans.
...
For those who want to use a local account, the best solution is to create a 
burner Microsoft account for use during setup and then to either create a new 
local user account or sign out of your Microsoft account once the OS is up and 
running."

Since I have always relied on my same USERID to tar up and restore most
of my Cygwin info, I question how to do that going forward?  For
example, if I simply added a soft link under C:\Users\USERID_11 to my
current USERID, would that suffice?:
cd C:/Users/
ln -s USERID_11  USERID
would that work OK?


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