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Main » 2013 » September » 01
 User account creation on a computer is very simple task. As we all know, we just go to Control panel >User Accounts and create new user and set password etc. Nothing is so different right? but it could be more easy when it comes to create multiple users on a computer. We can use command prompt to save our time. I faced this problem before. I was in an institute and there were several computers, The task that was assigned to me was that I had a list of 50 students with their usernames and passwords. I had to create user account of each student on each computer. There were almost 58 computers. If I multiply, it is 58 x50 = 2900 accounts.
Would you try to go to Control panel each time and create a new user??? Never. It will take a lot of time. So, I'll tell you which command I used to save my time.
Step1: Click on Start, go to RUN and Open Command prompt
Step2: Type this command: net user username password /ADD
Since, I had a list of usernames and passwords, I simply replaced the text of command with actual username and password using text-pad and ran the command on all computers one by one. It actually saved my time.
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Most of people prefer to buy new computer from a brand or probably get them assembled as per configuration. Yesterday, one of my friends bought an old computer at very low cost. He told me that it was 10 months old. A very quick question that came in brain was that there should be any option to know the manufacturing date of computer. I tried several commands and finally found one very correct.
(Note: It works on Windows computers)
Let me tell you about how it works:
1. Click Start button > Open Run and type CMD to open command prompt.
2. At command prompt, type debug and press enter.
3. At the next line type DF000:FFF5 and again press enter
The manufacturing date of your computer will come at the right side as shown in the image below.
To know the manufacturer of your computer, use this command: wmic csproduct get vendor, version
If the above command doesn't work, then try this:
wmic computersystem get model,name,manufacturer,systemtype
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