How to hide a new account on the computer?

How to Create a Hidden Account

First, create a hidden user jankie$

1、net user jankie$ 123 /add

This means that the password for creating a jankie$ account is 123

2、c:\documents and settings\administrator>net localgroup administrators jankie$ /add

This means adding jankie$ users to the admin group.

Second, then open the registry.

hkey_local_machine\sam\sam

Find the registry key above and set its permissions, but you can only set administrative permissions for the account you are using, such as administrator

Find the username you logged in to and give him full control.

3. Reopen the registration form.

hkey_local_machine\sam\sam\domains\account\users

Find this item, here is the user of the machine, and the corresponding permissions to him.

This is his corresponding permission, it's all written, and then look at jankie$'s permission.

That's it, next, copy the administrator's permissions.

Just copy f and export these two items.

Then delete jankie$ under cmd

Okay, let's import the registry key you just exported.

Look, there's no jankie$, but it's in the registry, and you can log in, and there's no ...... here

And then remove the permissions!

Okay, I can't open it, OK

End of tutorial! How do I add a hidden account? There may be a lot of ways.,Here's the east of the video.,As long as you follow the step-by-step operation here.,Hehe,Fortunately, it's not very difficult.。

How to prevent administer account from appearing on the xp welcome interface, just modify the registry.

hkey local machine software microsoft windowsnt currentversion winlogon specialaccounts userlist create a new dword value, the key-value name is the username you want to hide, and the value is 1 to display. A value of 0 is hidden. Good luck!!!

Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Local Users and Groups - Users.

Double-click on the user you want to operate on, and if you want to hide it, put the disabled point on it, and restore it to the other way around.

You can't disable them all.

In the Control Panel - Account Settings - there is a login method to choose from.

1. Right-click on my computer (or computer) on the desktop, find and open Manage in the pop-up tab.

2. Find and open the local users and groups in the list on the left side of the pop-up computer management window.

3. Double-click to open users under the local users and group items, and you can see all the users registered on the computer in the middle list.

4. Fan Tong judges to find the user we want to hide when booting, such as the author wants to hide the administrator, select the user with the mouse, right-click, and select attributes.

5. In the pop-up Wheel Thickness Attribute tab of changing the user name, check [This user is disabled], click Apply, and confirm.

<> hkey local machine software microsoft windowsnt currentversion winlogon specialaccounts userlist, create a dword key-value item and name it with the account name you want to hide, and set its value to "0".

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The following methods can be used. If you don't understand, you can go inside.

1. Add an account in command line mode.

Click "Start" "Run", enter "cmd" to run "Command Prompt", enter the following command: net user test$ add and press enter, so that you can set up an account named test$ in the system. Continue typing:

net localgroup administrators test$ add and press enter, so that the test$ account can be elevated to administrator privileges.

2 Add a hidden account.

Click "Start" and "Run" (in win7, you can enter regedt32 or regedit in the search box of the start menu), enter "and press enter, and "Registry" will pop up. Go to "hkey local machine sam sam".

Click "Permissions" in the menu "Permissions", select the "Administrators" account in the pop-up "SAM Permissions" window, check "Full Control" in the permission settings below, and click "OK" when finished.

3. Set registry operation permissions.

Enter "Run" in "Run", locate "hkey local machine sam sam domains accountusers names", click to hide the account "test$", the "type" item in the key value displayed on the right is displayed as 0x404, and go up to "hkey local machine sam sam domains accountusers", which can be foundThe "00000404" item, the two correspond to each other, and all the information about the hidden account "test$" is in the "00000404" item. Similarly, we can find that the entry corresponding to the "administrator" account is "000001f4".

Export the key value of "test$" as test$reg, and export the f-key values of the "00000404" and "000001f4" items as ,, respectively. Open it with Notepad, copy the content after the "f" value, replace the content of the "f" value, and save it when you are done.

4. Find the corresponding key value of the hidden account.

Enter the "net user test$del" command in the Command Prompt to delete the established hidden account. This step only removes the "empty shell" of the hidden account, just like cleaning up the traces after the invention, and the hidden account will not change. Finally, double-click on test$

reg and these two registry files, import them into the registry and you're done.

In the control panel, User Account, just delete the account you want to delete.

Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Local Users and Groups - Users.

Look at the window on the right, which one you like to delete, just right-click on it, and then delete.

Just disable it in the Control Panel.

Hide? How to say.

Delete...

The following methods can be implemented (hidden in the control panel, in the user account and hidden in the login screen) 1. Conspiracy in the "Command Prompt".

In fact, it is not a very advanced technology to make a system hidden account, and we can make a simple hidden account by using the "command prompt" that we usually use.

Click "Start" "Run", enter "cmd" to run "Command Prompt", enter "net".

userpiao$

add", press Enter, and after success, "Command completed successfully" will be displayed. Then type "net."

localgroup

administrators

piao$add", so that we can use the "command prompt" to successfully create a simple "hidden account" with the username "piao$" and the password "123456", and promote the hidden account to administrator privileges.

Let's see if the creation of a hidden account is successful. In the Command Prompt, enter the command "net" to view the system account

user", the accounts existing in the current system will be displayed after entering. From the returned result, we can see that the account "piao$" we just created does not exist. Next, let's go to the "Management Tools" of the control panel, open the "Computer" in it, and view the "Local Users and Groups" in it, in the "Users" section, the hidden account "piao$" we created is undoubtedly exposed.

It can be concluded that this method can only hide the account in the "command prompt" (or in the control panel, the user account and the login screen), and does not do anything about "computer management". Therefore, this method of hiding accounts is not very practical, and only works for those who are careless administrators, and is an entry-level system account hiding technique.

Establish hidden users.

on Windows

On the welcome screen of XP, all local usernames except Administrator are displayed by default. If you want to display your Administrator account on the welcome screen, you can open the registry and navigate to "Hkey Local Machine Software, Microsoft Windows."

nt\currentversion\winlogon\

specialaccounts userlist", find the key named administrator in the window on the right (if you don't have one, you can create it yourself), double-click, change the key value from 0 to 1, and restart the computer after exiting. This way, the Administrator account can be displayed on the welcome screen.

Similarly, if you want to hide a user, you can create a new key named the user you want to hide in the location mentioned above, then set the value to 0, restart the machine, and the user will be hidden from the welcome screen.

However, if you want to temporarily log in with a hidden user account, you don't have to modify the registry again, just press the Ctrl Alt del key combination twice in a row on the welcome screen, and the welcome screen will close, replacing it with a traditional login window where you can simply enter your username and password (if you have one) and you can log in smoothly.