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Old October 10th, 2002 Top | #1
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Does anyone know if you can add several users accounts at once, rather than adding one user account at a time. I have 40+ user accounts to add to 40 machines so that all of our XP, 2000 & 98's can network. I just want to be lazy and add 40 at once to each machine if it is possible.

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No I don't whink you can. But with that many users you really should be using a domain with central user management! Then you only add the users once and exchange the cilents without fuss.

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Yea, rather then messing with 40 local profiles, invest in a Windows 2000 Domain Controller, and use Roaming Profiles

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