Windows create hidden account

The user account is one of the most popular of Windows and is designed with privacy and security in mind. With this feature a computer is shared between multiple users with their own settings. Windows

By default, Windows has the ability to create hidden accounts. Below we will see how to add a separate account with administrator rights. This account will be hidden, and you can turn it on or off depending on the situation.

Alternatively you could hide the disk or use software folders to protect stored data. But before using third-party software, try creating a hidden account with administrator rights.

Open the Windows notepad (if you do not have it try it Notepad + +).
Copy and paste the following command:

    @echo off net user user pa55 / add net localgroup Administrators iguru / add

Save the above file to your desktop with any name you want, but with a .bat extension.

Replace the password with your desired username and pa55 with your password.

After saving your file, you need to right-click on it and select Run as administrator command for a few seconds and it will disappear.

You have already created the account you want with administrator rights.

Open cmd (Win + R, type cmd and enter) and type net user to view the account you created.

Hide your account in Windows.

In Windows search type cmd, right click on it and select Run as administrator or as an administrator.

Type the following command and press enter.

net user active / active: no

The iguru account is inactive and does not appear. If we want to activate it we use yes:

net user iguru / active: yes

With an account enabled, you can sign out to see it.

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