No one can actually tell exactly where the image set for their local account is located. At least in this forum.DaveC426913 said:
When you see your picture in your Account information like in post #3, right-click and "Copy image link". Then paste that info into a text file to see where it points. Worked for me. (mine appears to be in the Microsoft cloud and not kept locally)Khi Choy Xichdu said:
There could be several reasons why you are unable to change your user account picture in Windows 11. One common reason is that you do not have the necessary permissions to make changes to your account settings. Make sure you are logged in as an administrator or have the appropriate permissions to modify user account settings.
To change your user account picture in Windows 11, you can go to Settings > Accounts > Your info. Under the "Create your picture" section, click on "Browse for one" to choose a new image from your computer. You can also take a new picture using your device's camera by clicking on "Camera" and following the on-screen instructions.
Yes, you can use a custom image as your user account picture in Windows 11. When you are changing your user account picture, you have the option to browse for an image on your computer and select it as your new profile picture. Just make sure the image meets the size and format requirements specified by Windows 11.
If your user account picture is not showing up correctly in Windows 11, it could be due to a corrupted image file, a system glitch, or a temporary issue with your user account settings. Try re-uploading the image, restarting your computer, or signing out and back in to see if the problem resolves itself.
Unfortunately, Windows 11 does not natively support setting a different user account picture for each user account on the same device. Each user account will have its own profile picture, but the same image will be displayed for all user accounts on the login screen and in the user account settings.