![]() Import CSV file in PowerShellīefore you start running the PowerShell script, it’s good to import the CSV file in PowerShell first. Edit the CSV file to your needs and save it. Open the CSV file with your favorite editor. In our example, it’s .ĭownload the CSV template NewUsersRP.csv (direct link). Change line 13 to your UserPrincipalName (UPN).Change line 10 if you want to export the CSV with passwords to a different path then C:\temp\.Change line 7 if you are willing to place the CSV file to a different path then C:\scripts\.We recommend creating two folders with the name Scripts and Temp on the C:\ drive of the Management Server or Domain Controller.ĭownload the Powershell script Add-NewUsersRandomPasswords.ps1 (direct link). Prepare Add-NewUsersRandomPasswords PowerShell scriptīefore you start, you want to place the files in the right place. In that file, you will have the passwords column with the created passwords. After the user accounts are created with random passwords, a new CSV file will be exported. The PowerShell script will automatically create AD users from CSV file and generate random passwords for the users. ![]() ![]() PowerShell script that will create user accounts with random passwords In the article, we are going to use the following files: FileĬSV template that contains the user accounts information New CSV file including the random passwords.Run Add-NewUsersRandomPasswords PowerShell script.Prepare Add-NewUsersRandomPasswords PowerShell script.Before you start to bulk create AD Users.
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