WINDOWS 10 USER PASSWORD WIZARD FULL
WINDOWS 10 USER PASSWORD WIZARD WINDOWS 10

Right-click it and select Run as administrator. This method is mainly for System Admins that love command line stuff.

WINDOWS 10 USER PASSWORD WIZARD WINDOWS 10

The user is now an administrator – third image below.Īdd a Local User in Windows 10 with PowerShell Then on the Account type drop-down, select Administrator. Two options will be displayed: Change account type and Remove.

To add the user to a local group (maybe make the user an administrator), click on the user.

The local user will be added to the computer.

Scroll down and compete the 3 security questions with answers.

When the prompt to enter the users details is displayed, beneath Who’s going to use this PC, enter a user name.

On the next page, click Add a user without a Microsoft account.

When the Microsoft account wizard launches, click I don’t have this person’s sign-in information.

Then scroll down and click Add someone else to this PC.

At Accounts Settings, click Family and other users.

When Windows Settings opens, locate Accounts and click it.

This is longer than the first method but I decided to include it as some readers may prefer this method. You can also add a new local user in Windows 10 from the Windows 10 settings. Add a Local User in Windows 10 with Windows 10 Settings Then Double-click group you want to add the user to and click Add. When the group name appears as shown in the second image, click OK.Īnother method to add a user to a group is to click the Groups node. When Select Groups opens, type administrators in the highlighted box. When the users properties opens for editing click the Member of tab. To add the user to another local group, double-click the new user.

By default a new local user is a member of the Users group.

To close the new User screen, click Close. Finally, if you want to force the new user to change their password when they logon, check the box “User must change password at next logon”.

WINDOWS 10 USER PASSWORD WIZARD FULL

At the New User screen, enter the User Name, Full Name and Description.At Local Users and Groups, right-click Users.Local Users and Groups will open (See the second image below).

At the Run command, type lusrmgr.msc and click OK.

Press Windows logo + R key on your keyboard.

Windows 10 user password wizard