HOW TO ADD LOCAL USER THROUGH BATCH FILE WITH TIME RESTRICTION IN WINDOWS
                     HOW TO ADD LOCAL USER THROUGH BATCH FILE WITH TIME RESTRICTION IN
WINDOWS
Suppose your computer is set up in an environment where most people have access to it. Now, if you are
thinking of using parental controls to help establish the limits, you could be correct at times. Still, parental
controls work fine only with a Microsoft account.  While creating user accounts, you can customize them
with permissions; you can set time limits on any local accounts on your computer. For this, you just have to
make use of the Control Panel window and the interface will guide you with creating a new user. 
Sometimes you may feel to add new users through the command prompt instead of using the computer's
user interface. You have one other option where you can create a batch file with the command to create a
new user. Once you run the batch file, the user will be created. 
ADDING A LOCAL USER THROUGH BATCH FILE:
Open a Notepad file on your computer. Type the command  net user (type your user name) (Password)
/add; for example, if you want to create a user name user1, the command should look like net user user1
pwd /add. Now click File followed by Save as and type the file name as “user.bat” including the quotes.
Hit the Save button by selecting the file destination. Now, double-click the batch file you just created and
this will open the command prompt window. Also, this will create the user named  user1 with password
pwd.
CREATING USER WITH TIME RESTRICTION:
Earlier, we saw how to add a user to your computer using a batch file. Windows provides options using
which you can restrict the access time for any particular user. The time restriction can be added while
creating the user itself. But, if you have already created a user, can you set the time restrictions? Yes, you
can. All you need to do is type a line of code in the command prompt. In case you want to do this as well
using a batch file, then it is similar to creating a user using a batch file.
Open a text  file  and type the command net user   /time:, in it.  You need to
modify this syntax to your requirements.
ENTERING THE REQUIRED DETAILS INSIDE THE TAGS :
Type the user name in . Replace the tag  with the day you want to set limits on. You can
write the names of the days or use short names or initials such as the following: Su, M, T, W, Th, F, Sa.
Replace   with a  12-hour format  or  24-hour  format.  You have the  limitation of  using one-hour
increments only, so don’t add any minutes to the time format as it won't accept. You can restrict a user
account to some time duration, let's say from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sunday. You can specify the range of
days using the following command: net user user1 /time: M-Th, 9 am-6 pm. If you are using the command
but still leave the blank space in time, this will lead to a temporary lockout to your account.
The above-discussed procedure can be used to add a local user through a batch file with time restrictions in
Windows.