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Adding and Deleting users at Windows

The net user command allows you to add, modify, or delete user accounts, and display detailed information about user accounts on a local computer or domain. Lets study some simple functions here.

1. Lets display all possible commands using net user

C:\Users\UnlockForUs>net user /?

The syntax of this command is:

NET USER

[username [password | *] [options]] [/DOMAIN]

username {password | *} /ADD [options] [/DOMAIN]

username [/DELETE] [/DOMAIN]

username [/TIMES:{times | ALL}]

username [/ACTIVE: {YES | NO}]

How To Add User:

1. Net user LawrenceAlbert ok

2. Net user Lawrence Albert /active: yes

How to delete User:

Net use Lawrence /delete

BE CAREFUL AND SLOWLY

Windows Dictionary #1

Windows does not include a built-in, standalone full dictionary application out-of-the-box.. However, Windows does feature a built-in spell-check and typing custom dictionary, as well as comprehensive options through the Microsoft Store and third-party software. Heres some important Terms and meanings regarding Microsoft Windows.

Reliability Monitor : With this single tool you can view your PC problems history.

Resource Monitor : Analyze your system performance

Performance Monitor : Use it to find resource eating culprit processes

netplwiz : Opens the Advanced User Accounts window.

lusrmgr.msc : Opens the Local Users and Groups Manager.

gpedit.msc : Group Policy Editor.

mrt : This tool helps you in cleaning some of the most popular malicious software from your Windows computer.

ncpa.cpl : To access all your Network Adapters, you can use this Run command.

powercfg.cpl : Power Options.

appwiz.cpl : Access the Programs and Features window to uninstall your installed programs.

devmgmt.msc : Windows Device Manager to manage all your hardware devices.

sysdm.cpl : Access the System Properties window.

firewall.cpl : Manage or configure your Windows firewall.

wuapp : Check, manage and configure all your Windows update settings.

Access your Network Adapter for Network Troubleshooting

Network adapter (also called a network interface controller or NIC) is a hardware component that connects a computer or device to a computer network, allowing it to communicate, share resources, and access the internet. Heres ho to access the Program Window.

Press Win+R > Type "ncpa.cpl"

ENJOY

References:

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