Bulk import of AD users using PowerShell

1. Create a text document to save as a CSV file, note the encoding format, or the import is garbled after the
   

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2. Import with powellshell command

   Import-csv-path E:\users.csv | foreach {new-aduser-name $_.name-samaccountname $_.samaccountname-givenname $_.givenname-surname $_.surname-displayname $_. Displayname-path $_.path-userprincipalname $_.userprincipalname-accountpassword  (ConvertTo-SecureString- string  $_.accountpassword-asplaintext-force)  -enabled $true-changepasswordatlogon $false}

3. View established users

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Bulk import of AD users using PowerShell