With the net user command can give you the following things: - Overview of all accounts show. - Information from finding accounts. - Create accounts. - Remove Accounts. - Change passwords. - Accounts give other rights. - Information from network accounts found. How to get CMD?
U can via Windows Knob /the program's / bureauaccessoires / cmd or you can just CMD bottom of the Start button type. Overview of all accounts show. Through CMD you can find a list of all accounts on that computer. This can be easily done, Start first by CMD. Then type this: Net user You will now find some account names.

Information from finding accounts. More information about the existing accounts? in CMD: Net user (account), In this case, net user mainframe will now be showing some information on the rights of the account.

Create accounts account via cmd? In CMD: Net user (user you want to create) /There will now add an account can be created with the name(user you want to create). Clearer example: you want to create the user Joske than simply doing, Joske net user / add ( note the space between Joske and / add)

Remove Accounts. Kijk bovenstaande afbeelding… Removing an account works almost the same as creating an account. In CMD: Net user Joske / del ( note the space between Joske and / add) Change passwords. Also you can change user passwords in CMD. (does not work for network accounts.) In CMD: Net user user (password). Example: joske the user Net user joske 12345, the password of joske has changed in 12345

Accounts give other rights. If you have just created a new account via the CMD account can actually nothing. You obviously want that account is an administrator. To get a list of all attendees groups you type in CMD: Net localgroup You will see all groups.

As an example I will add the account "Joske" to the administrator group. This is done as follows, type: Net localgroup administrators joske / add Administrators and the group, joske as the user and / add as adding command. The removal of a group of works BI directional (bidirectional indication that message traffic, movement or action in two directions is possible). This, type:

Net localgroup administrators joske / del