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Aplication Install in First Boot

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I manage to search the almost 500 pages of the great forum (I think I missed something) but I have an issue.

After windows ends the installation and boots from the first time this is what it happens:

1.The welcome Screen appears with the administrator account and the "user" created account (explained on the site)

I HAVE to make clic con the "user created account" to enter but for my surprise, this account has Limited rights and I want it to be an Administrator account being the only person runn¡ng the PC.

This is my useraccounts.cmd

net user Leviathan /add
net localgroup Administrators Leviathan /add
net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited
REGEDIT /S autologon.reg
EXIT

And this is my autologon.reg

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
"DefaultUserName"="Leviathan"
"DefaultPassword"=""
"AutoAdminLogon"="1

I don't want a Password in it, that's why I leave it blank, is this ok?

2. The batch that I created to run all the apps to run unnatended in the first boot, only runs automatically when I log in into de Administrator account.

and I want to run in the "user created account" instead.

What do I have to do?? :}

Thanks in advance.

You need to enter a password for the auto logon to work, and for the account to have admin rights.

Edited by warrior1109

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Thankyou.

I will give a shot on that.

In case I don't want to have an account with a password, what are my options?

Or there is no way?

Try adding

/Passwordreq:no

to the user user command

something like:

net user Leviathan /Passwordreq:no /add

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