I Use this command in my cmd file.

net user John asdf1234 /add
net localgroup Administrators John /add
net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited

It makes the account, but not as an administrator.

So what is wrong?

Net LocalGroup "Administrators" /Add USERNAME

Like this?

net user John asdf1234 /add
net localgroup Administrators John /add
net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited
Net LocalGroup "Administrators" /Add  John

no just the line I put in

svortevik,

are you using a localized version of Windows?

I`m using an norwegian versjon of win xp pro sp2

And what's the Norwegian name for "Administrators"?

For example, in Dutch, Administrators are "Beheerders." Try using that in you command file; and I mean the Norwegian name for Administrators, not "beheerders" ofcoarse.

If you don't know, open up:

Computer Management > Local Users and Groups > Groups

and see what the admin group is named.

Hope that helps,

'nuff

Edited June 7, 200521 yr by enuffsaid

Thank you so much:)

Maybe you can help me with one last thing.

I try to make wpi.cmd start at the end of my windows instal, but it just wont start. In my runonce.cmd I have this comand at the end, but it is no use:

--start %cdrom%\wpi.cmd

What comand do I have to use so make my wpi start when windows is don, but before I come to my log on screen.

Anyone know of a way to set "Password Never Expires" in the cmd file for the new account? And no, it's not the "/PASSWORDCHG:NO" command.

Anyone know of a way to set "Password Never Expires" in the cmd file for the new account? And no, it's not the "/PASSWORDCHG:NO" command.

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I think this part is for "password never expires".

net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited