microsoft account is stuck on my local pc account.

I am using my local account. my Microsoft account has linked itself to the local account and I don't have an option to remove it which is all I want to do. 

using my local account in settings it gives me the option to sign into a Microsoft account but im already signed into it but with my windows account. Im fairly sure that this shouldn't be possible but this is what has happened.

I have tried netplwiz and this only showed my local account.

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https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hub/4294457/microsoft-account-help

Microsoft account help

I set up a Microsoft family with myself and my two sons. It was working great. We went over to my parents and I added our Microsoft Family to their computer so my kids could have their own login without messing up my parents. Well somehow one of my sons Microsoft account got associated with my mom's local account. We've tried everything to get rid of it and can't. She has login restrictions now associated with her account.  This is beyond frustrating.

"Switch to local account instead"

Just wanted to add that this doesn't show up under my mom's account.  According to Windows she has a local account with no log on restrictions but somehow my son's Microsoft account is showing up under her account information. His outlook address I mean.

Try this then:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027707

Thanks for your reply!  I'm hesitant to try that because it doesn't give me enough information.  For example, if I remove my son from our family group, what happens to his account?  Can I re-add him to our family right after?  What about his Windows profile on my computer and my wife's computer?  If I add him back to our family and he logs in, will it recognize his existing profile or is he going to have to start from scratch.  Tomorrow night I should have some time to remote into my mom's computer for more troubleshooting.  I have a feeling she is going to have to delete her user account and create a new one which is a shame.

Thanks!

Nothing happens to his account. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027707

It's IN the second sentence: "The account will still exist, but it won't have the benefits or restrictions it had when it was within the family group."

Nothing happens to his account. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027707

It's IN the second sentence: "The account will still exist, but it won't have the benefits or restrictions it had when it was within the family group."

Oh boy. Guess I missed that. Thanks