windows - Create admin user from command line - Super User
Dec 5, 2012 · 65 How would I go about making an Administrator account (read not limited) from the command line in Windows? I have seen commands to the effect of: net user USERNAME …
How do I add Azure Active Directory User to Local Administrators …
Oct 5, 2015 · This gets the GUID onto the PC. Log out as that user and login as a local admin user. Open a command prompt as Administrator and using the command line, add the user to …
Net Use. Add user if user name is of two words - Super User
Feb 18, 2020 · One other consideration is that in my network, I needed to specify the domain of the specified user, which would change your command as follows: net use s: …
windows - run 'net user' command as administrator - Super User
What he suggests will open cmd with administrative privileges and your net user administrator * command will then work. But if you want to use the runas command then it's runas …
How do I pass the password to a net use command without
May 14, 2018 · If a user gains access to your desktop, the "secure" windows credential store can be dumped ransomware thiefs. Better to use Powershell and save the password encryped.
net user /add leaves a user with empty password? - Super User
Jul 8, 2020 · A user I created on a Windows 10 Pro machine using net user /add /activate:yes seems to be able to login without password. Is that the expected behavior? If so, what is the …
group policy - net user /domain <username> - System error 5 has ...
Jul 19, 2021 · Select "Edit Security" to configure the "Security descriptor:". Add the wished User or Group in "Group or user names:" Select "Allow" for "Remote Access" in "Permissions for …
Local user not part of any usergroup; can't add it to any; account …
Jul 14, 2019 · To add a local user to a local group through net command, you need to include computername, as well as username, as below (this isn't stated, or even implied, in net …
what does "Net user administrator /active:yes" do to a computer?
That command by itself could not have erased your user profile. As Matt said, all that does is enable/disable the Administrator account. Check C:\Users to see if you have two profile …
Remove a user's password using "net" command'
Then run net user <username> <password> This has the advantage over net user <username> "" that it allows one to change the user in question's password from something to nothing, in …