4 Best Ways to Find all Signed In Users in Windows 11

Windows 11 offers many tools to improve the user experience. But when it comes to knowing how many users are logged in to your PC or who is signed in, things become a bit tricky. Here’s how you can find signed-in users in Windows 11.

1. Find all Signed in Users via the Start Menu

We will use the Windows 11 Start Menu to find all signed-in users. Here’s what you need to do.

• Press the Windows Key or click on the Start button.
• Click on the profile picture displayed on the bottom left of the Start menu.
• It would be best if you found the username with the Signed in tag.

The active user accounts will have the Signed in tag on the Start menu.

2. Find all Signed in Users via Task Manager

Like the Start menu, you can use Windows 11’s task manager to find all signed-in user accounts. Here are some simple steps to follow.

1. Click on the Windows Search and type in Task Manager. Open Task Manager from the list of options.

2. Switch to the Users tab.

3. The user’s tab of Task Manager will show all signed-in users.

3. Find Signed Users on Windows 11 via Command Prompt

You can also use the Command Prompt to find the signed-in users on Windows 11. Here’s what you should do.

1. Click the Windows 11 search button and type in Command Prompt. Open Command Prompt from the list.

2. Type in query user and hit Enter.

3. The Command Prompt will list all user accounts. It would be best if you looked at the State column. The user account that states Active is active on your PC.

4. Find all signed-in User Accounts using PowerShell

Like the CMD, you can use other command line utilities like the PowerShell of Windows to list all signed-in user accounts. Here’s how to use it.

1. Right-click on the PowerShell and select Run as administrator.

2. This will open the elevated PowerShell instance. You need to execute the given script:

$users = quser.exe | Select-Object -Skip 1
$unames = @()
foreach ($u in $users) {
$uname = ($u.trim() -replace '\s+',' ' -replace '>','' -split '\s')[0]
$unames += New-Object psobject -Property ([ordered]@{
'Logged in Users' = [string]$uname
})
}
Write-Output $unames

3. The script will return with all signed-in user accounts. You need to see the Logged in users field to find the accounts logged in on your computer.

How to View or Manage All User Accounts on Windows 11?

The methods shared above only tell you about the logged-in user accounts. What if you want to find all user accounts on Windows 11 and manage them? To do that, you need to take the help of the Computer Management utility.

• Type Computer Management in Windows 11 Search.
• Open the Computer Management utility.
• Switch to System Tools > Local Users and Groups > User on the right side.
• On the right side, you can see all user accounts.
• Right-click on the user account that you want to manage and select Properties.

From the account properties, you can disable an account, add password expiration time, etc.

These are the best ways to find all signed-in users in Windows 11. If you have any doubts, let us know in the comment box below.

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