How to Rename a Local Account in Windows 10

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This article lays out how to rename a local account in Windows 10. 

Step 1: Press Win + Q and type in Control Panel.

Step 2: Navigate to User Accounts > User Accounts > Manage another account.

manage another account

Step 3: Click on the account, and then click on Change the account name.

rename account

Step 4: Type in a new name and then click on Change Name.

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