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  1. chris
    chris

    found 5

  2. Tia
    Tia

    So my repair guy added my laptop to his Domain & told me to just create a local account when I called becuz I couldn’t get admin control. I thought I broke free when I did a refresh in Windows 10 but I still feel.. violated? & paranoid?
    Now, when I typed “net user username” … I got: “The user name could not be found” & also “More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2221” …which left the exact same response.
    Then I went to the next option which suggests going to COMPUTER MANAGEMENT but there is no option for users. The list looks exactly the same except there’s no user or account option?
    -task scheduler
    -event viewer
    -shared folder
    -performance
    -device management
    Is there an reasonable explanation for this?

    1. Anonymous
      Anonymous

      That’s some very weird advice they gave you.

  3. masoud
    masoud

    hi
    very nice
    tanks

  4. Hans
    Hans

    warning, the output of “net user” is difficult to parse for a script, the separator seems to be “anywhere between 12-15 spaces” .. if you for some reason want to do this with PowerShell (for instance, if you need a parseable list), try:

    Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_UserAccount -Namespace “rootcimv2” -Filter “LocalAccount=’$True'”

    (that works all the way from windows 7 to windows 10, but if you only need win10 support, this command is much easier to remember: get-localuser
    )

  5. Fionne
    Fionne

    Yes, it is true

  6. tazmo8448
    tazmo8448

    The Windows Defender account is an eye opener. Guess that is Windows 10 for ya. Big Brother and all. I have nothing to hide…but still.

    1. Ciprian Adrian Rusen
      Ciprian Adrian Rusen

      That’s why we started with the more advanced methods. They are an eye opener. 😉