Microsoft has made some changes to the Windows 11 installer, preventing the oobe\bypassnro command from being effective in all cases. In some scenarios, even disabling network adapters and enabling "airplane mode" may not make this method work.
However, it is possible to bypass this limitation in 2 easy ways, in addition to more advanced methods like sysprep or unattended installation:
The New "LocalOnly" Command:
This command replaces the old BypassNRO in many new builds and directly opens the local user creation screen.
On the network/account screen, press Shift + F10.
Type the following command and press Enter: start ms-cxh:localonly
If the command opens a loading window and returns to the local account creation, you have succeeded.
User Creation Method Via CMD
If the graphical interface (OOBE) does not let you proceed, you can create the user "behind" the interface and force Windows to skip the rest of the setup.
In the terminal (Shift + F10), type the following commands one by one:
net user User /add (Replace "User" with the name you want)
net localgroup Administrators User /add (Or Administradores if Windows is in Portuguese)
Now, let's "kill" the setup process:
cd oobe
msoobe.exe && shutdown -r -t 0The computer will restart and should go straight to the desktop with the user you created.