I have a simple script that retrieves user attributes. Our service desk uses it but I would still like to make it a bit more simple for them.

Script goes: get-qaduser "administrator" -includeallproperties | fl createTimeStamp,pwdLastSet,badPwdCount,logonCount,whenChanged,mail,whenCreated,distinguishedName,
badPasswordTime,cn,Email,FirstName,LastName,LogonName,HomeDirectory,HomeDrive,UserPrincipalName,
AccountExpires,PasswordLastSet,PasswordAge,PasswordExpires,LastLogonTimestamp,LastLogon,LastLogoff,
AccountIsDisabled,A,ccountIsLockedOut,PasswordNeverExpires,UserMustChangePassword,AccountIsExpired,
PasswordIsExpired,AccountExpirationStatus,PasswordStatus,NTAccountName,SamAccountName,
CanonicalName,CreationDate,ModificationDate,ParentContainer,ParentContainerDN,Name,Guid,Sid,DisplayName

 ..collecting the required attribs for users.

Now SD needs to edit the script to set the specific user each time. Is there a way to get the script prompt for the username?

And what i'd also like to know is how can I make this an executable file to the windows desktop that they could just click and type in the username?

Just prefix the below codes to the script...

#--------------------
#Script Starts

Param ($user)

#Put this variable in the query...

Get-QADUser -id $user ..... #rest of it goes the same.

#To Run command.

QueryUserAttributes.ps1 -user

Thanks.

For some reason it only get's the first user (Administrator) from AD. Param ($user) get-qaduser -id $user -includeallproperties | fl createTimeStamp,pwdLastSet,badPwdCount..... Am I missing something? And is it possible to create a bat file out of this?