In this article, well show you seven different ways of opening Local Users and Groups on Windows 11.

But did you know that you could also use it to open Local Users and Groups?

To access local users and groups, pop in it into the Search box and then choose the result.

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you’re able to also use it to open apps and programs installed on your rig.

To do so, right-choose your desktop and then chooseNewfrom the context menu.

After that, clickShortcut.

Open Local Users and Groups Using Run Command

Now key in “lusrmgr.msc” into the “Create Shortcut” window and clickNext.

Give the shortcut a name and clickFinish.

Once the shortcut is created, double-click it to open Local Users and Groups.

Open Local Users and Groups Using Task Manager

When you double-hit it, the item it represents opens.

Creating shortcuts lets you enter the items you use most often quickly and easily.

If so, you’re free to use Local Users and Groups.

Open Local Users and Groups Using Command Prompt

Now you know some of the quickest ways to access this tool on Windows.

Create Desktop shortcut to Local Users and Groups

Open Local Users and Groups Using Computer Management