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Need to programmatically create a new user remotely on xp pro machines that are not in an active directory

Asked by dgerler in IT Administration, Algorithms, Windows Network Security

Tags: create user xp pro

I have about 200 machines running xp pro. They are not part of any domain. They are stand alone machines.

I would like to create a new user on each machine remotely. I have administrative access, but would like to do this without touching each machine. I should mention that I can upload and execute a program on these machines remotely.

Alternatively, Is it possible to "Impersonate" or RunAs "System" programmatically? I have tried using diagnostics.process with username and a blank password, but that didn't work for me. I also tried doing the same thing with Impersonation but didn't have any luck there either.

Is it possible? If so, what classes should I use? I usually work in C#, but can convert vb.
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