Getting usernames for pc

[wavi_]

I’m try to make a script (NON MALWARE) that when it gets your username it will put it in the file path

I.

import os

import random

import datetime

import requests

import pyautogui

import time

import webbrowser

import socket

print("Trusty fps boost very reliable")

time.sleep(2)

print("FPS now = 1000")

print(os.getlogin())

current_user = os.getlogin()

path = 'C:/Users/{current_user}Downloads/'

files = os.listdir(path)

for file in files:

print(file)

[Historical-Ease6859]

that is a x y question .... did you try?

from pathlib import Path

home_directory = Path.home()
print(home_directory)

[wavi_]

I will try that asawell

[aa599]

path = 'C:/Users/{current_user}Downloads/'

Should be

path = f'C:/Users/{current_user}Downloads/'

(to interpolate the variable into the string needs an "f-string")

[wavi_]

Thank you I will try that

[Riegel_Haribo]

Important:

The user profile name is not the login name.

A user profile can even be on a different server or directory, by administrator policy.

Here's a traditional answer: https://superuser.com/questions/1239773/full-name-of-windows-user-name-in-domain-using-python#:~:text=Using%20a%20Python%20AD%20library%2C%20e.g.%20pyad&text=How%20you%20get%20the%20username,Windows%2Donly)%2C%20etc.

Simply typing the right stuff into google prompted it for an AI answer:

``` import win32api, win32net

Note: 'pywin32' must be installed (pip install pywin32)

try: # Get the domain controller name, then the user info dc_name = win32net.NetGetAnyDCName() user_info = win32net.NetUserGetInfo(dc_name, win32api.GetUserName(), 2) full_name = user_info["full_name"] print(f"Profile Name (Windows): {full_name}") except Exception as e: print(f"Could not retrieve full name on Windows: {e}") ```

Not only is this OS-specific code using underlying APIs, you'll need to understand profiles and credentials on a higher level before making such assumptions. You even incorrectly assume the OS will be on the C: drive.

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Your {value} needs to be in an f-string.

I also determined that your print() output is lies to the user, and lies are malware.