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If the user belongs to the administrator group is displayed as administrators;
If the user belongs to the normal user group is displayed as users;
I wrote a line of code myself, but it can't run. Which big brother can pick out the mistakes,
Or give a new idea is also okay, 3Q!
The code is as follows (this code is wrong!):

for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" in ('net user %username% ^| find "Local Group Members"') do echo %%g

[ Last edited by muya05 on 2006-12-24 at 07:23 PM ]

```
@echo off
net user %username%|find /i "*administrators">nul&&echo administrators||echo users
pause
```

RE namejm brother
3Q
It's all my fault for being negligent when asking the question. If there are only two groups, the problem is indeed solved. For multiple groups, the method of the brother also works, but it's a bit troublesome. Looking forward to a better method.
All user groups on my system (WIN 2003 SP1):
__VMWARE__
Administrators
Backup Operators
Distributed COM Users
Guests
HelpServicesGroup
Network Configuration Operators
Performance Log Users
Performance Monitor Users
Power Users
Print Operators
Remote Desktop Users
Replicator
TelnetClients
Users

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Execute in the command line to get the group where the currently logged-in user is located.

for /f "tokens=2" %a in ('net user %username%^|find "本地"') do @echo %~a

RE lxmxn brother
3Q!
It would be even better if the " * " (asterisk) could be removed~

```for /f "tokens=2 delims=*" %a in ('net user %username%^|find "本地"') do @echo %~a```

The problem is solved.
3Q!
Really want to know how the experts of the DOS Union become accomplished～～？
Salute!

[ Last edited by muya05 on 2006-12-24 at 07:24 PM ]