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Use this tool to delete, control sign-in state, and manage other user accounts for testing and development purposes.

wduser signin

Signs the specified user in to the device. If the password is required or the user isn’t present on the device, a base64-encoded password must be provided. The encoding doesn’t provide any security but is designed to avoid special character errors when stored in a script. wduser signin <email> [<base64 encoded password>]

wduser signout

Signs the specified user out of the device. wduser signout <email>

wduser delete

Removes the specified user from the device. wduser delete <email>

wduser deleteall

Removes all users from the device. wduser deleteall

wduser autosignin

Marks a user to automatically sign in when the device turns on or to not automatically sign in. wduser autosignin <email> <status>

wduser addsponsored

Signs a sponsored user in to the device. A regular user is required to be signed in for this method to succeed. wduser addsponsored

See also

Console Command-line tools XTF transport errors
Last modified on August 6, 2026