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Thanks for info. Can you show me one more command?<br />
how to get obj (YourUser)? The logic is <br />
if obj != sysadm, then do<br />
&nbsp; sc config YourService obj= YourUser password= YourPwd<br />
end
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For the user log on the windows services, can I change the user and setup the password with DOS commands? For example, from <br />
Log on as:<br />
Local System account<br />
to <br />
This account: sysadm1<br />
and set up the password.<br />
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For the user log on the windows services, can I change the user and setup the password with DOS commands? For example, from 
Log on as:
Local System account
to 
This account: sysadm1
and set up the password.
  

Thanks for info. Can you show me one more command?
how to get obj (YourUser)? The logic is 
if obj != sysadm, then do
  sc config YourService obj= YourUser password= YourPwd
end

can we change the service log on user by DOS commands?

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