How to Control User Login Time in Your Computer
Click Start., Click Run. , Type in: cmd , Use a syntax:This is a method to set times for a week at a time., Or just use this way to specify different daily times.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Click Start.
Type in "net user Username /time:
M-F,08:00-17:00" this is the "net user" syntax.
Replace the word Username with any other registered username on your computer.
This means that the selected user will have access to his/her account from Monday to Friday, from the times 08:00AM to 05:00PM.
Hit enter. , Navigate to the command prompt as shown above.
Type "net user Username /time:
M,4am-5pm;T,1pm-2pm;W-F,1am-2am" using this method allows you to set the allotment for the user in different ways for each day.
You can do the same by just entering the day followed by a comma, and the time range, and a semi-colon. -
Step 2: Click Run.
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Step 3: Type in: cmd
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Step 4: Use a syntax:This is a method to set times for a week at a time.
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Step 5: Or just use this way to specify different daily times.
Detailed Guide
Type in "net user Username /time:
M-F,08:00-17:00" this is the "net user" syntax.
Replace the word Username with any other registered username on your computer.
This means that the selected user will have access to his/her account from Monday to Friday, from the times 08:00AM to 05:00PM.
Hit enter. , Navigate to the command prompt as shown above.
Type "net user Username /time:
M,4am-5pm;T,1pm-2pm;W-F,1am-2am" using this method allows you to set the allotment for the user in different ways for each day.
You can do the same by just entering the day followed by a comma, and the time range, and a semi-colon.
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