In Win2k, I want to write a batch file like this: use one parameter to represent the currently logged-in user, and add the current user to the administrators group. Experts, please help, I'm waiting online!
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Posted 2006-04-25 15:37 · 中国 广东 东莞 电信
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Posted 2006-04-25 16:30 · 中国 广东 东莞 电信
I already know this now, just use net localgroup administrators %username% /add
But this command can only be used under administrators privileges.
Also, does the batch file itself also have to be run under administrators privileges for it to work?
But this command can only be used under administrators privileges.
Also, does the batch file itself also have to be run under administrators privileges for it to work?
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