User Account - Create

MAYK said:

Thanks a lot Jamie:)
and how can they have password?

It actually creates a password with the /random option however as it is run in a batch file you don't see that output but we can create the password differently so i have removed the /random from the below code however it depends what you want their password to be, all the same password or different?

Here are a few options:

1. Manually set the password after they are created.
2. Create them all with the same password (see red text)
   
   Code:

   for /f %%n in (%userprofile%\desktop\users.txt) do (net user %%n password_here /add /expires:never)

3rd Option - Create them with different passwords based on a variable
This is a little different and requires 2 batch files due to the way variables work in a for loop but this is just as easy to run.

Create 2 batch files with the below codes and place them on your desktop:

Call this accounts.bat

Code:

for /f %%n in (%userprofile%\desktop\users.txt) do (set usr=%%n & call account2.bat)

Call this accounts2.bat

Code:

set rand=%random:~0,3%
set usr1=%usr%

net user %usr1% Password.%rand% /add /expires:never & echo %usr1% Password.%rand%>> %userprofile%\desktop\output.txt

Now, same as before...

1. Put the text file users.txt with the list of names on the desktop.
   
2. Run accounts.bat and it will create the accounts.

You will now see another text file on your desktop called output.txt, this is a list of the users created and the password assigned to it.

Essentially, it will generate a password called "Password.random_3_digits"

Example:

Code:

testuser1 Password.521
testuser2 Password.123
testuser3 Password.452
etc...

Regards,
Jamie

You should only run accounts.bat not accounts2.bat
accounts2.bat is automatically used by accounts.bat when needed.

Couple of things...

• Make sure you have users.txt on your desktop with a list of names you need to create (1 name per line do a test with 2 accounts... say test1 and test2)
• Make sure you run accounts.bat as administrator (right click accounts.bat and select run as administrator)

What output do you get then?

Regards,
Jamie

MAYK said:

nothing happen,
no new account & no output.txt

Sorry to hear this isn't working for you, unfortunately i can't offer any more help on it as i'm not sure what the issue it as that works for me on my Windows 7 and Windows 8 computers.

Regards,
Jamie