Create new user from regedit

miros84

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Hello,

I want to create a new windows user from regedit. Only changing regedit. Without changing in control panel. Is that possible?
Can I do that? Only changing regedit.

I looked in google these days and I didnot find something that works.
 

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Hello Brink, now I understand that I didnot find info in google, that why it is not possible.
Anyway, just a little light about elevated command prompt. When I try to repair Windows from Windows 7 DVD, and I can choose Repair >> command prompt, is that elevated command prompt?
 

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That would be a command prompt at boot instead, but you can only create a user account from within Windows and not at boot.

Do you not have an administrator account that you could use to create accounts with in Windows?
 

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Well, what I want to do is create a new user, because currently user is affected by virus, and I want to try to create a new user out of Windows. I can boot with some regedit linux and edit regedit, or boot with Windows 7 repair disk, but as I see, there is no way to create a user when Windows doesnot load correctly, right?

For example let´s take the virus with policie nacional. It affect only a user. If I create a new user it will not load that virus. But with this virus is not possible to load Windows. That virus kill: explore.exe, regedit.exe ant so on....

So, I am looking out, how to create a new user account out of Windows. By Linux, or other Windows too. Are you sure that is NOT possible?
 

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Miros - Are you able to boot the PC as the affected user in safe mode?
 

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No, I cannot. User is infected. I can boot it only if I edited regedit, and remove the virus from RUN.
I did it and it works, but what I am looking for is to create a completely new user because that´s better then reinstall windows. A lot of times, create a new user mey be a solution, but if Windows doesnot start, I cannot create a new user.
That´s why I am looking how to create a new user out of Windows for futures cases.
 

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If you haven't done so, you could try enabling the built in Administrator account, and use that to boot Windows and create a new personal account.
You might need to use Option Four in this tutorial:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/507-built-administrator-account-enable-disable.html

For an infected PC i prefer to restore an offline uninfected backup image, or re-install Windows...

Anyway, something you could try before re-installing...
 

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Reinstaling windows it the easyeest way, but not the better for me. I prefer to attack the problem and look a solution.
That´s why I am looking how to edit regedit and repair Windows.
 

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you could use hierns bootable cd and use mini windows xp on it, that uses your RAM instead of your HDD its a great tool for trouble shooting and edit the reg, but i dont see why you would cause you could really mess up your computer again but you can use this cd to create a new user
 

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Your best bet would be to run Windows Defender Offline as posted by UsernameIssues in post #6. But even when you remove a virus, can you be sure a traces are really gone? A clean install is the only way to be sure.

Even if you are the only user, it's a good idea to always make a second administer account just in case your everyday administer account gets corrupted.
 

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