Command Prompt is used to add and remove users accounts.
Command Prompt is similar to Apple's "Terminal" app and allows you to enter system-altering commands.Command Prompt can be used to quickly create user accounts from your desktop, since most user commands are easier to carry out by simply performing the action itself.
Step 1: You can open your PC's Start menu.
The Start button is in the bottom left corner of the screen.If you want to add or remove users, you need to be on an Administrator account.The Win button can be tapped to do this.
Step 2: You can type "Command Prompt" into the search bar.
The Command Prompt app should be at the top of the search results.You can bring up the quick-access menu with Command Prompt by holding Win and tapping X.
Step 3: Click the Command Prompt icon.
This will prompt a menu change.
Step 4: Go to the drop-down menu and click "Run as administrator".
If you're using a guest account, you won't be able to access Command Prompt in Administrator mode.Click the "Command Prompt (Admin)" option if you're using the quick-access menu.Don't use the regular Command Prompt option.
Step 5: On the pop-up window, click "Yes".
This will allow you to be an administrator.
Step 6: You can click on the Command Prompt window.
This will make sure that the command line is active.
Step 7: You can add a user account.
When you're done, type net user (password) and enter.A new user will be added to your account.Be sure to exclude the parentheses if you replace the information with an actual password.
Step 8: A user account should be deleted.
Enter when you're done to do this.Your account should be taken away.You can see a line that says "The command completed successfully" after you successfully add or remove an account.
Step 9: There is an exit command prompt.
You can add and remove users with the Command Prompt app.