Shelax Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Hi,How to Bypass User Creation on First Logon after Setup Complete of Windows 7.I have Read Articles That Says You Can Skip User Creation By Using Shortcut Key Like ctrl + atl + ? (i don't remember which key is used)if you have any info share with me.i don't want to create user.i want to use administrator.reply to my topicthanks in advance
ar_seven_am Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 Hi,How to Bypass User Creation on First Logon after Setup Complete of Windows 7.I have Read Articles That Says You Can Skip User Creation By Using Shortcut Key Like ctrl + atl + ? (i don't remember which key is used)if you have any info share with me.i don't want to create user.i want to use administrator.reply to my topicthanks in advanceCtrl+Shift+F2then run command prompt and type:net user administrator /enable:yesnet user administrator /active:yesOtherwise u could do some unattended action n skip user creation, hope it help!Regards
MrJinje Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 (edited) That's tough, unfortunately you cannot avoid creating a user, the preferred method is to create a dummy user account via your XML (this avoids the prompt during install), then (using setupcomplete.cmd) delete the dummy account and enable the admin account.See this ancient thread starting at post #7. Microsoft might be able to force you to create an account, but they cannot stop you from deleting afterwards.SetupComplete.cmdNET USER Administrator /active:yesNET USER DummyAccount /DELETEAlso you don't need the auto-login reg setting if you already do it from the XML. FYI, this is easier than being at the computer hitting ctrl + alt + f2 every installation. (or is it shift + f10) Edited March 17, 2010 by MrJinje
gotenks98 Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 That's tough, unfortunately you cannot avoid creating a user, the preferred method is to create a dummy user account via your XML (this avoids the prompt during install), then (using setupcomplete.cmd) delete the dummy account and enable the admin account.See this ancient thread starting at post #7. Microsoft might be able to force you to create an account, but they cannot stop you from deleting afterwards.SetupComplete.cmdNET USER Administrator /active:yesNET USER DummyAccount /DELETEAlso you don't need the auto-login reg setting if you already do it from the XML. FYI, this is easier than being at the computer hitting ctrl + alt + f2 every installation. (or is it shift + f10)Actually you dont even need to do that, just in your answer file create the user account administrator. That works.
evlo Posted October 6, 2010 Posted October 6, 2010 No, it is not woking just by adding administrator to localusers in autounattended.xml. I just tried it, if it does for you, then attach example xml please.
aviv00 Posted October 6, 2010 Posted October 6, 2010 enable the admin user and kill the msoobe.exe process
Shelax Posted September 5, 2011 Author Posted September 5, 2011 thank u :thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup:thumbup
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