Let’s assume that you have changed something in the Registry Editor, and you need to restart your computer to get the change. If your computer has only one user, you can simply restart it. However, if you have multiple users and you use all those users’ accounts for different purposes, it might be complicated for you. Many people often use different user accounts to do different tasks or for different members of the family. If you do the same, you need to save the work in those user accounts to retain all the data after the restart. That is why you need to know about the signed-in users’ names.
How to find all Signed in Users using Start Menu
To find all Signed-in Users in Windows 11/10 using Start Menu, follow these steps: First, you need to open the Start Menu on your computer. For that, you can either press the Windows key on your keyboard or click on the Start Menu button visible on the Taskbar. Once the Start Menu is opened, you need to click on your profile picture or name. Here you can find all the users. You need to find the usernames with Signed in tag.
Those accounts are currently signed in to your computer. For your information, you can do the same thing with the help of Command Prompt, Windows PowerShell, or Windows Terminal. You can open any of these utilities and use the same command to get the job done. However, for this example, we are going to use the traditional Command Prompt.
Find out who is logged in using Command Prompt
To find all signed-in users using Command Prompt, follow these steps: Let’s check out more about these steps. First, you need to open the Command Prompt. For that, you can search for cmd in the Taskbar search box and click on the individual search result. Then enter this command: It lists down all the signed in users on the prompt.
You can check the USERNAME column for this purpose. Also, it displays the current user account using an arrow (>).
How to see all signed-in users in Windows using Task Manager
To see all signed in users in Windows 11/10 using Task Manager, follow these steps: Let’s delve into these steps in detail. Like Command Prompt and the Start Menu methods, you can use the Task Manager to see all the signed in users on Windows 11/10. For that, press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task Manager on your computer. Then, switch to the Users tab.
Here you can find all the signed-in users.
How can I see what users are logged in?
To see what users are logged in to Windows 11/10, you can follow any of the above-mentioned guides. It is possible to see the list using Task Manager, Start Menu, and Command Prompt. In the Command Prompt, enter this command: query user.
How do I see all users on my computer?
To see users on your computer, you can get the help of Windows PowerShell. For that, you can open the PowerShell or the PowerShell instance in Windows Terminal. Then, enter this command: net user. It lists down all the users on your screen. Read: How to create a new User Account or Profile in Windows 11/10.
