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Learn how to access Local Users and Groups, and add or remove Users in on Windows 11/10. You can do it via Computer Management, Command line, etc.
The basic purpose of local user management is to assign rights to different users and groups on a computer. For example, the default roles include administrator, power user, standard user, guests, etc. You can open local users and group management console by going to Run –> lusrmgr.msc.
This guide shows you how to access Local Users and Groups Management in Windows 11 Home (requires third-party tool) or Pro (the normal way).
How to manage user accounts and groups in Windows, using the Local Users and Groups tool (lusrmgr.msc) in Computer Management.
Learn how to enable LUSRMGR.MSC in Windows 10 and 11, including how to fix common errors. Read more in this article.
Steps to open Local Users and Groups Management console on Windows 10/11. Use the command "lusrmgr.msc" in Run box or Windows search.
Quick Links Enable the Local Users and Groups Management Console in Windows 11/10 Home Manage Local Users and Groups Using the Command Prompt Key Takeaways Local Users and Groups Management is not available in Windows 11/10 Home editions. You need a third-party program to access it. You can use Lusrmgr.exe, a portable third-party alternative, to […]
In this guide we explain how to enable local user and group management (lusrmgr.msc) using a third party tool in Windows Home edition.
If you need to use Local Users and Groups Management (lusrmgr.msc) in Windows 11 Home, you'll have to rely on a third-party program.
How to Access Local Users and Groups in Windows 10/11 There are a couple of ways to launch lusrmgr.msc in Windows 10. For instance, you can use the Windows 10 or Windows 11 search option, access it using RUN, and a few other methods. And in this article, I am going to have a look at the following methods: Windows Search option.