Create a User, and change security settings using MSI or login scripts????

Hi

I have some asset management software and I would like it to use a set username and password, but because I’m not using Active Directory I can’t add local admin accounts to the computers without going to each and every computer.

I tried creating a MSI file using Zenworks 6.5 MSI Packager, Where I took a snap shot of a clean computer then changed a few settings and took another snap shot, the things I changed where: -
+ Added A User with Password
+ Changed some wmimgmt.msc settings
+ Changed some dcomcnfg.exe
+ Changed some Firewall settings
+ Changed some registry settings

This takes about 20/30 mins to do (computer needs to be restarted as well), but the Zenworks could not create the user on my test system it just created the SSID number for that user which does not help.

Can anyone help with setting up a MSI or Login Script to get this done, I can distribute to all users using Zenworks?

Regards
MattE

This is the Manual Stages I have to do to every laptop and I would like to get this done automaticly.

Stage 1: Creat a User Account

Click Start
Select Controll Panel
Select User Accounts
Select Creat a new account
Enter username
Select Next> Button
Select Computer administrator
Select Create Account Button
Select username user account
Select Creat a password
Enter ********* into the first two boxes leaving the last box empty
Select the Create Password button.

Stage 2: Edit WMI settings

Click Start
Select Run
Type in wmimgmt.msc > OK
Right Click WMI Control (Local) > Properties
Select Security TAB
Select Root
Select Security Button at the bottom
Click Add...
Enter username > OK
Allow all Permissions for Spiceworks
Click OK Button at the bottom

Stage 3: Edit DCOM settings

Click Start
Select Run
type in dcomcnfg.exe > OK
Expand Component Services
Expand Computers
Right Click My Computer > Properties
Select COM Security TAB
Select Edit Limits... button in Access Permissions.
Click Add...
Enter username> OK
Allow all Permissions for username
Click OK Button at the bottom
Select Edit Limits... button in Launch and Activation Permissions.
Click Add...
Enter username > OK
Allow all Permissions for username
Click OK Button at the bottom
Click OK Button at the bottom

Stage 4: Change Firewall Settings

Click Start
Select Run
Type in CMD > OK
Type in netsh firewall set service REMOTEADMIN enable
Press Return

Stage 5: Edit Registry Settings

Click Start
Select Run
Type in regedit > OK
Browse to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa]
Double Click forceguest
Change the value data to 0
Select the OK Button

Stage 6: Restart Your Computer

Restart your computer