you can do that using WMI through System.Management namespace (you must add it as reference) you can query Win32_UserAccount and Win32_UserGroup from WMI for collecting your data maybe this is not the best solution but it's going to work :) here is the code
public class UserManagements
{
public class GroupUser
{
const string PATTERNNAME = ".*Name=\"(?'name'.*)\".*";
const string PATTERNDOMAIN = ".*Domain=\"(?'domain'.*)\",.*";
public readonly string groupName;
public readonly string partName;
public readonly string groupDomain;
public readonly string partDomain;
public GroupUser(string groupComponent, string partComponent)
{
this.groupName = Regex.Replace(groupComponent, PATTERNNAME, "${name}");
this.partName = Regex.Replace(partComponent, PATTERNNAME, "${name}");
this.groupDomain = Regex.Replace(groupComponent, PATTERNDOMAIN, "${domain}");
this.partDomain = Regex.Replace(partComponent, PATTERNDOMAIN, "${domain}");
}
}
public class UserAccount
{
public readonly int AccountType;
public readonly string Caption;
public readonly string Description;
public readonly bool Disabled;
public readonly string Domain;
public readonly string FullName;
public readonly bool LocalAccount;
public readonly bool Lockout;
public readonly string Name;
public readonly bool PasswordChangeable;
public readonly bool PasswordExpires;
public readonly bool PasswordRequired;
public readonly string SID;
public readonly int SIDType;
public readonly string Status;
public UserAccount(ManagementObject userMO)
{
this.AccountType = Convert.ToInt32(userMO.Properties\["AccountType"\].Value);
this.Caption = userMO.Properties\["Caption"\].Value as string;
this.Description = userMO.Properties\["Description"\].Value as string;
this.Disabled = Convert.ToBoolean(userMO.Properties\["AccountType"\].Value);
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