I don't think the 'user' command does anything. However 'net user
username password' seems to change your password. I did quite a bit
of searching on google and didn't find anything about the 'user' command
but found some info about the 'net user' command.
As a side note; let me complain about Windows...
Last week I was deemed with the task of restoring a user's registry.
Windows 98/ME provides a command line utility for this 'scanreg
/restore'. However, Win 2000/XP does not seem to have this
functionality. Anyone know how to do this in
Thanks for that adice, it worked. Now that I can add the user, is there
a way to make to make the user account an administrator account? I
checked the MS article and they didn't have anything about setting the
account type. Any suggestions on this.
Paul Baumgardner wrote:
I don't think the
USER is part of the legacy Windows UI management.
To create users try:
NET USER username password
or
NET USER username password /DOMAIN for domain/AD creation
You can get more info by typing NET HELP USER
Martin Buckley
ZENworks solutions
http://www.novell.com/zenworks
jbeckley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for that adice, it worked. Now that I can add the user, is
there a way to make to make the user account an administrator account?
I checked the MS article and they didn't have anything about setting
the account type. Any suggestions on this.
net
This might be a very simple question to answer, but
I will ask it regardless. I am having trouble fiding out how to add users
in Windows XP by using the command line. If you type "user" at the command
prompt, it doesn't generate any errors. This leads me to believe that
"user" is a command,
