How to log on as a user created with Active Directory?
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- First, the XP machine has to join the domain\nTo make it join the domain:\n-- right-click on My Computer then choose Properties;\n-- open the Computer Name tab then click on the Change button;\n-- Under the Member of Frame, click on the Domain radio button;\n-- type in the name of the domain to join it...\n\n- You will restart then a new Combo box will be added in the Login screen for Windows...make sure that the domain is selected, not the Local PC, then login with the valid username and password to authenticate in the AD (Active Directory)\n\nPS: if the PC doesn't manage to join the domain, make sure you have the ComputerName added in the AD to join the domain...\n\n\nGood Luck...
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start >>>>>>. control panal >>>users account >>>>>>> then creat a new acount \nnotice u must be adminstrator to be able to make this account
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I'm going to take a guess that either you are running XP Home with the defaults, or you are running XP Pro and turned on the logon using menu options.\n\nThe administrator id is set up by default during XP installation, and does not appear as a user on the menu.  However, don't delete it.\n\nIn the event you screw up your id (assuming it's "owner") and it won't log on, you can boot into Safe mode and sign on as administrator (the password is normally blank unless you either changed it or set it during installation) and add a new userid.
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I believe if you go into control panel... there is a Users icon, and if you can create a new account through that.
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Ask the administrator to log in and enable it for your account
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Go into the Control Panel and find "User Accounts", select create account, it'll guide you along from there.
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First Get with the following link..Hope it helps.\nhttp://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/Wrapper_API.asp\n\nThe follwing is taken from that link:\n\nTo add the user in the particular Active directory group, following code will be used.\nDim _ADUser As ADUser\n_ADUser = ADManager.Instance.LoadUser("adnan")\nDim _ADGroup As ADGroup\n_ADGroup = ADManager.Instance.LoadGroup("DeveloperGroup")\nADManager.Instance.AddUserToGroup(_ADUser.DistinguishedName, \n    _ADGroup.DistinguishedName)\nTo check, whether the user exist in the Active Directory, the following simple code will be used.\nIf ADManager.Instance.UserExists("adnan") Then\n    MsgBox("User Exist in the Active Directory")\nEnd If\nADGroup Class\nADGroup class consists of properties and method responsible for dealing with Active directory groups. \nI mapped the following properties with Active Directory Group in order to make the properties simple.\n• “Name” Mapped With "cn" \n• “DisplayName” Mapped With “DisplayName” \n• “DistinguishedName” Mapped With “DistinguishedName” \n• “Description” Mapped With “Description” \nHow to Use\nThe ADGroup class is used to create/update the group in the Active Directory.\nBelow are the codes snipped for creating the group in Active Directory.\nDim _AdGroup As New ADGroup\n_AdGroup.Name = “DeveloperGroup”\n_AdGroup.Description =”All developers in the company”\n_AdGroup = ADManager.Instance.CreateADGroup(_AdGroup) \nADUser Class\nADUser class consists of properties and method responsible for dealing with Active directory users. The ADUser properties and the corresponding property in Active Directory are given below:\n1. “FirstName” Mapped With “givenName” \n2. ‘MiddleInitial” Mapped With “initials” \n3. “LastName” Mapped With “sn” \n4. “UserPrincipalName” Mapped With “UserPrincipalName” \n5. “PostalAddress” Mapped With “PostalAddress” \n6. “MailingAddress” Mapped With “MailingAddress” \n7. “ResidentialAddress” Mapped With “HomePostalAddress” \n8. “Title” Mapped With “Title” \n9. “HomePhone” Mapped With “HomePhone” \n10. “OfficePhone” Mapped With “TelephoneNumber” \n11. “Mobile” Mapped With “Mobile” \n12. “HomePhone” Mapped With “HomePhone” \n13. “Fax” Mapped With “FacsimileTelephoneNumber” \n14. “Email” Mapped With “Email” \n15. “Url” Mapped With “Url” \n16. “UserName” Mapped With “sAMAccountName” \n17. “DistinguishedName” Mapped With “DistinguishedName” \n18. “IsAccountActive” to check the user status in the active directory. \nHow to Use\n1. The ADUser class is used to create the user. The code snipped to create the user is given below:\nDim _AdUser As New ActiveDirectory.ADUser\n_AdUser.FirstName = "Syed"\n_AdUser.MiddleInitial = "Adnan"\n_AdUser.LastName = "Ahmed" '\n_AdUser.Email = "adnanahmed235@yahoo.com"\n_AdUser.UserName = "adnan"\n_AdUser.Password = "123456"\n_AdUser.IsAccountActive = True\n_AdUser.MailingAddress = "Riyadh, Saudi Arabia"\n_AdUser.Title = "Software Engineer"\n_AdUser = ADManager.Instance.CreateADUser(_AdUser)\n2. If you want to update the user in the Active Directory use the following code snipped.\nDim _AdUser As ADUser\n_AdUser = ADManager.Instance.LoadUser("adnan")\n_AdUser.MailingAddress = "Jeddah, Saudi Arabia"\n_AdUser.Title = "Senior Software Engineer"\n_AdUser.Update()\n3. You can use ADUser class to reset the user password.\nDim _AdUser As ADUser\n_AdUser = ADManager.Instance.LoadUser("adnan")\n_AdUser.SetPassword("654321")\nUtility Class\nUtility class is responsible for general options. \nConfiguration Changes\nBefore using the wrapper API, You have to follow the following instructions for windows and web based applications.\nWeb Based Application
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For that u have to log on as Administrator and then go to users to create new user
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Try\n"Start - Settings - Control panel - User Accounts - Advanced"\nFirst of all , do you see all of the user acccounts there?\nSelect the first user account then select the ":Advanced" tab.\nMake sure the little box that says "Require users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete"\ndoes have a check in it. Then click "Apply" & "OK". This needs to be checked for EACH user account!\n\nOr, possibly...\nClick Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type control userpasswords2, and then click OK. In the dialog box that appears, enable Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer check box, and then click OK.\n\nIt sounds like someone may have set you up with a Default User name and Password.\n\nIf neither of these helps you, try this...\nClich "Start - Run" and type (or paste) this into the box\n\nrundll32 netplwiz.dll,ClearAutoLogon\n\nThen click O-K.\n\nThere is a way to go into the registry and clear this manually, but I'm telling you right now, you do this at your own risk.\nWhat I tell you will be 100% accurate, but If you make any one single simple mistake, you will be breaking your own computer. Don't blame me!\n\n\nOpen Registry Editor (Start - Run - "regedit" and OK) and navigate to: \n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; Software &#92; Microsoft &#92; WindowsNT &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Winlogon\n\nDelete the DefaultPassword entry. \n\nDouble-click AutoAdminLogon, type 0 in the Value Data box, and then click OK.
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Within active directory users and computer go to your domain right click - new group name it and add user to it\nright click to user and add member to group or from group itself\nright click and add member to group.\nyou have right choice becasue with group you can easy manage users within group and able to add permission to one group contain users.
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log-in as the Admin or with the primary account name
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Open the Start menu. Look for control panel. Get into it and look for User Accounts and get into it. There you'll find an icon of the user. There's also option to make a new account and to change the existing account. Get into the option Change an account (if you already have the account you want to log into with, create new one if you want another account(s)). \n\nClick the icon of the account. There will be options to:\nchange user name, create password,etc
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1- Create another administrator user\n2- log in with the new user\n3- check to see if you still have problems there\n4- If u still have (U will need to re-install windows)\n5- If  it is clear make my answer as the best\n\nThanks
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Set up start up with a user password.
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need some more information about the user\nbut you can check domain security policies and change here "allow log on locally" to true.
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there's nothing you can do . come back after 3 hours . OR just create another I.D. and login as another user .
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Go to Start and click 'Log Off', then on the login screen, click 'Ctrl + Alt + Del' twice to access the logon windows, then type the user name as 'Administrator' and the password should be blank, unless you have set one previously.