Windows 7 : Not able to create new user

I am facing an issue with new user creation on Windows 7 desktop. It simply won't log in using new user/s I create through control panel. Neither am I able to activate guest account. There is administrator account for all. And since my PC is not always private, I am having trouble. Please suggest a solution. Thanks.

For Guest account activation, try this:

Open "Local Security Policy", navigate to - Local policy > Security options > Accounts: Guest account status and then, enable.

Thanks. When I use guest account, it says "Group Policy Service failed to logon. Access Denied "

Then, your access (your account) has been limited with access by your administrator. You can't do anything about it by yourself. :/

It is the only working account on PC. It is a personal PC.

meetdilip said:
It is the only working account on PC. It is a personal PC.

Follow this guide:
How to Add Users from CMD: 8 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

You made a restricted account

without admin rights.

[MENTION=145143]SaiyanGoku[/MENTION] , thanks
[MENTION=159164]$hadow[/MENTION]

I created an admin account. But it is void of Desktop folder. Tried playing with secpol and gpsvc . No luck. Even followed a guide to add GPSvc folder under svchost in registry. Nothing so far. Guest won't work and other accounts have no desktop ( and not sure how many other ).

meetdilip said:
@SaiyanGoku , thanks
@$hadow

I created an admin account. But it is void of Desktop folder. Tried playing with secpol and gpsvc . No luck. Even followed a guide to add GPSvc folder under svchost in registry. Nothing so far. Guest won't work and other accounts have no desktop ( and not sure how many other ).

Did you log into the new account before trying to create a desktop folder?

Yes. Even tried disabling and enabling guest from newly created admin account. But still the same.

Every windows 7 will have a admin account. I don't think its possible to create a admin user from a standard user command line.

So try running cmd as administrator (shift+right click) then try OR go into safe mode, the administrator user could be visible there.

Open "Local Security Policy", navigate to - Local policy > Security options > Accounts: Administrator account status and then, enable.
Logoff your account, and then login with the Admin account.

With all these fail results a fresh new account with admin right might be a long shot otherwise a fresh install imminent.

Thank you guys.