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SIDCHG is a command-line utility to modify local computer SID and computer name, for Windows 2016/10/8.1/2012 R2/8/2012/7/2008 R2. It replaces current computer SID with new random SID. In addition, it changes the WSUS ID for Windows Updates, the MachineGuid, the Device Identifier for modern Windows apps, the MSDTC CID, the Dhcpv6 DUID, and the encryption state to preserve encrypted files, Windows Action Center settings, Certificates and other encrypted stored information.
特色
Usage
SIDCHG64 [options]
/COMPNAME: New computername, ? = random hex character, * = mac address (hex)
/F: Omit confirmation
/R: Reboot after SID change
/S: Shutdown after SID change
/WS: Seconds to wait before shutdown/reboot
/FS: Force Shutdown/Reboot without closing applications
/NS: Don't change SID, only set computername
/KEY: License key
/SK: Store licence key in registry for later. SID will not be changed if /SK is specified
/RMK: Remove license key from registry after SID change
Following options are advanced (not for normal use):
/CNMF: Map file /COMPNAME will be mapped against, with lines map=compname
/OS: Windows-directory (e.g C:\Windows) of OS to modify, if not running OS
/D: Drives to check for SID (e.g /D:CDE). Per default, SID will be changed on all local harddrives
/SID: New SID value. Per default, SID will be set to random value
/NW: Don't change WSUS ID
/NCID: Don't reset MSDTC CID
/NPP: No Run Once-post processing. Transparent post processing is needed to preserve encrypted files and other user settings.
/NDI: Don't reset Device ID.
/NMG: Don't reset Machine GUID.
/NDUID: Don't reset Dhcpv6 DUID.
/NMA: Don't reset McAfee ID.
/FF: Allow SID to be changed on removable drive, or for unsupported Windows version
Best usages:
SIDCHG
SIDCHG /COMPNAME:compname
SIDCHG /COMPNAME:compname /F /R
Set computername after mac address:
SIDCHG /COMPNAME=* /CNMF=map.txt where map.txt has lines macaddress=compname
Change of computer SID risks data loss and system damage. Do not interrupt SID change in process!
On Windows 8, 8.1 and 10, user will be logged out and SID will be changed in background, after which the computer will shut down (default) rsp. reboot (if /R is specified), to preserve modern interface user settings.
Do not log in and do not turn off or shutdown the computer while SID change is running in background!