Check this out. Adding admin account is done in two steps, first add user account and then give admin privileges to the account. I would suggest you to try psexec tool by Microsoft. I came across this article and wondered if maybe you could help. I created a local account for my son on my laptop but I cannot open it every time I try it says logging out.
Every thing is up to date and I even ran some kind of system check on it any advice? In my laptop, I forget the password. How can I set a new user through cmd in safe mode and how I retrieve the data which has been saved in Old User. I recently bought a laptop that automatically logs in on start up to the standard account, but also has an admin account.
Any ideas? How long until the commands that create a new domain user and the one that adds it to the domain admins group will take. Iam required to know but I dont have an access to a network to test it. Do you know if it is possible to create a small script that would create a standard user with the name taken from the PC-NAME? I am thinking I would need to use the equivalent of grep for windows?
I would need to check to see if there was a command to show computer name, maybe output it to a file and then pull the information from it? Can you please assist. Newly created user gets automatically deleted on restart, created in cmd access from advanced startup f8. Is windows 8 very stupid, or am i doing anything wrong? This works but when you add it in the administrators group. Good afternoon! Add new user account from command line CMD by Srini. Possibly the most in-depth article about adding and deleting users by far.
Thank you. Reply Link. Is it possible to create a new user account without specifying a password? Thanks a lot. Simple and solves the purpose immediately. Make sure that you have administrator privileges to add new user account.
Only users with admin privileges can add new users. Thanks for this article! You have saved me!! Ciao from Italy. Improve this question. HopelessN00b 53k 31 31 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. John M John M 1 1 silver badge 9 9 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. To expand on Sergey's comment: The Net command in NT can provide complete local user and group management. You'll need to work with syntax and your intentions, primarily: net accounts net user net localgroup Sergey's link is good, but these examples may give you more options.
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In the New User dialog, type in your preferences for a new user name and password this will be our secondary Administrator account. Uncheck User must change password, and check Password never expires. Type "Administrators" without the quotes, then press the Check Names button to complete the name, it will add the name of your computer and press OK when it is done, then press OK on the Local Users and Groups dialog.
We now have a secondary Administrator account! To have a regular user highly recommended do the same as above, until the User properties.
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