If you are looking for a way to manage user accounts from command line then see the below posts. List user names in command prompt Add user from command line Delete user from command line Create a user group command line Add user to group from command line Remove user from group using command line Last logon time of user
Learn how to open Local users and Groups console from Run window. In this console, administrators can perform operations like creation/deletion of user accounts, resetting user password etc. Execute the command lusrmgr.msc to open user accounts window from Run.
Type management in the search box on taskbar, and choose Computer Management from the result. Way 2: Turn on Local Users and Groups via Run. Press Windows+R to open Run, enter lusrmgr.msc in the blank box and tap OK.
If you want to change a user password using the command line, use the net user command-line tool to easily change the password. The syntax to change user password using net user command is given below
Username – It specifies user account name to add or modify or display user account information
You can use the net user command-line tool to get user account information, modify a user account, check password last set.
If you want to get user account information, run the net user command in the command line
If you want to change a user password using the command line, use the net user command-line tool to easily change the password.
If you want to disable or lock a domain account using the net user command-line tool, run the following command
To enable or unlock domain account using net user command, run below command
If you want users to restrict them to change their domain account password or allow domain account user to change their password, run below net user command