How can I programmatically cause a new Windows user's profile to be created?
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I'm creating a (local) user for a Windows service to run as. I've got good reasons for not wanting to use NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVICE, or LOCAL SYSTEM. I create the user via net user foobar "Abcd123!" /add - this works fine. At this point, c:usersfoobar does not exist. If I create the user's home directory, before the user either logs on (or, more pertinently) or the service that the user is for starts up, Windows creates a user-profile next-door called c:usersfoobar-{gibberish/SID/whatever} - this is not a predictable name. I need the user's home directory to contain things like a .ssh ...