In addition, the country code
affects how Windows displays help and error messages. Use a value of 0 to signify the default
country code. You can find a list of standard three-digit country codes at http://www.unicode
.org/onlinedat/countries.html.
/EXPIRES:{date | NEVER} Defines an expiration date for the user account. The default setting
of NEVER keeps the account active forever. The form of the date depends on the country
code; it??™s usually mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy. You can use a number for months, abbreviate
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them with three letter codes, or spell them out. The year can appear as a two- or four-digit number.
Always use slashes and not spaces to separate the date elements.
/FULLNAME:???name??? Specifies the user??™s full name for the account. The full name is the user??™s
given name, rather than the account name used for logging into the system. Enclose the name
in quotes.
/HOMEDIR:pathname Defines a home directory for the user. The path must exist. You must
supply an absolute path and it??™s always a good idea to include the drive letter.
/PASSWORDCHG:{YES | NO} Specifies whether the user can change their own password.
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