PowerShell命令与Bash脚本命令组合后无法执行问题咨询

Got it, let's break down why your combined script isn't working and walk through the solutions.

The Root Cause #

Your first two commands (Net user ...) are CMD-native commands, while the third one (Set-LocalUser ...) is a PowerShell-exclusive cmdlet. If you're running all three in a .bat/.cmd script (or directly in a CMD window), the CMD interpreter doesn't understand PowerShell syntax—so it'll throw an error when it hits the Set-LocalUser line.

Solution 1: Wrap PowerShell Commands in CMD Scripts #

If you want to keep using a CMD script, you can call PowerShell explicitly to run the third command. Use the powershell -Command parameter to pass the PowerShell cmdlet to the PowerShell interpreter:

Net user administrator /active:yes
Net user administrator Hardware123
powershell -Command "Set-LocalUser -Name 'administrator' -PasswordNeverExpires 1"

Note: We use single quotes inside the double quotes to avoid syntax conflicts in CMD.

Solution 2: Convert Everything to a PowerShell Script (Recommended) #

For cleaner, more native execution, rewrite all commands using PowerShell's built-in local user management cmdlets. This avoids mixing interpreters entirely:

# Enable the administrator account
Enable-LocalUser -Name "administrator"

# Set the administrator password (convert plain text to secure string first)
$securePassword = ConvertTo-SecureString "Hardware123" -AsPlainText -Force
Set-LocalUser -Name "administrator" -Password $securePassword

# Set password to never expire
Set-LocalUser -Name "administrator" -PasswordNeverExpires $true

Save this as a .ps1 file, then right-click it and select "Run with PowerShell" (make sure you're running as an administrator).

Critical Note #

All these commands require administrator privileges to run successfully. Whether you're using CMD or PowerShell, always launch the interpreter by right-clicking and selecting "Run as administrator"—otherwise you'll get permission denied errors.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Ar.Bazargani