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Originally posted by redtek at 2007-2-9 05:26 PM:
Also, I don't have time to debug for you,
Just seeing that you didn't fully state what you need at one time, and you didn't write out the execution effect of stepping through on your own machine, which is worrying,
So, I just wrote...

Brother redtek, it seems that my previous expression wasn't very clear. Now using net user %username% has a problem, prompting that the user is not found. It seems the problem is here.

Brother, you're being too polite. Don't thank me. If you want to thank someone, thank brothers zh159, ccwan, and qingfushuan for always helping you enthusiastically solve problems :).

Brother, see if the account you're logged in with doesn't have enough permissions (currently not in the administrator group?).

I don't understand grids and get dizzy looking at English, so I can't help you much, just giving a little suggestion :).

Brother, write the problem completely :).
Brothers zh159, ccwan, and qingfushuan, the experts, will help you solve the problem :).

Originally posted by yuipr at 2007-2-9 17:12:

Thank you very much for your detailed answer.
C:\Documents and Settings\yichuanj>@echo off
net user %username%
The syntax of this command is:


NET Check your spelling of the word first

Originally posted by redtek at 2007-2-9 05:43 PM:
You're too kind. Don't thank me. If you want to thank someone, thank zhi159, ccwan, and qingfushuan who have been helping you enthusiastically to solve the problem : )

Check if the account you're logged in with doesn't have enough permissions (the one you're currently logged in with isn't an administrator...

The account I'm logged in with is in the administrator group. I don't know why this problem exists. I've been hanging out on the forum all afternoon. I'm very grateful for the help from zhi159, ccwan, and qingfushuan. I'm currently executing net user %username% and there are still problems. It's not a permission issue. Does anyone have any other solutions?

Originally posted by zh159 at 2007-2-9 05:46 PM:

Check your word spelling first

Is it not "net user "

Originally posted by yuipr at 2007-2-9 17:51:

Please not "net user "

Earlier you wrote uesr

echo %username%

See if it can be displayed

net user net localgroup
Query user Query user group

%username% Current username

Originally posted by zh159 at 2007-2-9 05:52 PM:

You previously wrote uesr

echo %username%

See if it can be displayed

Maybe it was a typo before, please excuse me
C:\Documents and Settings\yichuanj>echo %username%
yichuanjIt shows the current logged-in user

Originally posted by qingfushuan at 2007-2-9 05:52 PM:
net user net localgroup
Query user Query user group

Then does qingfushuan say that in batch processing, just use net user directly?

Then try again

net user %username%

Directly use `net user >>1.txt` in cmd, and the users you queried are in 1.txt. Directly use `net loaclgroup >>2.txt`, and the user groups you queried are in 2.txt

Please provide the Chinese text that needs to be translated.

Originally posted by qingfushuan at 2007-2-9 05:59 PM:
Directly use net user >>1.txt in cmd, and the 1.txt will be all the users you queried
Directly use net loaclgroup >>2.txt in cmd, and the 2.txt will be all the user groups you queried

This is indeed a method. The key is that when displayed this way, the information for each user is still not clear. The ideal effect is zhanggj (user): (the following is the group information) ccusers, ccusers, ccmsg

Originally posted by zh159 at 2007-2-9 05:57 PM:
Then try again

net user %username%

Still prompts that the user is not found.