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At the command prompt type the following: net user username /add /random /passwordchg:yes. The /random switch will randomly generate a password for the user. The / passwordchg:yes switch will allow the user to change the password.
You can add this new user to a group by using the net localgroup command e.g net localgroup "administrators" username /add
Try the steps as mentioned in:
http://winplat.net/post/Manage-user-accounts-with-NET-USER-command.aspx
To create a user account in Windows 98 using DOS, you can use the "net user" command at the command prompt. First, open the Command Prompt by selecting "Run" from the Start menu, typing "command," and pressing Enter. Then, type net user username password /add, replacing "username" with the desired account name and "password" with the chosen password. After executing this command, the new user account will be created.
the procedure of making account though command prompt is net user, system name, password /add e.g net user pc 123 /add
i have yet to figure out how to do it in command prompt, but you can do it in notepad... just copy and paste this code@echo offnet user USERNAME PASSWORD /addgoto admin:adminnet localgroup administrators USERNAME /addpausewhere username and password are enter your desired username and password, not your normal account, because this code will add a NEW user to log in as, and from this admin file, you can grant yourself admin access, that is, if your admin hasn't blocked that command so that you get "system error 5, access denied"
To create a new user account under any Linux distribution use command called useradd. The system administrator is responsible for creating account. Login as root user (or use sudo command).
enter in to cmd net user guest /active: yes
You can reset the password of every user account by opening a command prompt with administrative rights. (Win-Key, then type cmd, right click on cmd.exe in search results, run as administrator) You need to be logged in with a user account that also has adminstrative rights to do that. In command prompt (black box) then type the following: net user Administrator followedbynewpassword
To access the Command Prompt (cmd) without a user account in Windows, you can utilize the Recovery Environment. Restart your computer and interrupt the boot process three times to trigger Windows Recovery. From there, navigate to "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced options" > "Command Prompt." This allows you to open cmd with elevated privileges without needing to log in to a user account.
An elevation prompt is an prompt in Windows that displays requesting a user's log in credentials. Elevation prompt settings can be controlled from the User Account Control.
the command prompt.
Go into command prompt and type: net send (ip address/ name of computer) (User) (message)
cacls
By issuing following command in command prompt on client machine.. Gpresult