Force Users to Change Account Password at Next Login
By Timothy Tibbetts |
In an era of insecure and rarely changed passwords, it's a good idea sometimes to force users to change their passwords.
Press the Windows Key + R and type in netplwiz and press Enter.
Click on the Advanced tab.
In the Advanced User Management section, click on Advanced.
You are now looking at the Local User Management tool. Locate the name of the person who you want to change their password.
Right-click their name and click on Properties.
Click on User must change password at next logon.
Click on Apply, then OK.
If User must change password at next logon is greyed out, uncheck the box next to Password never expires.
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Press the Windows Key + R and type in netplwiz and press Enter.
Click on the Advanced tab.
In the Advanced User Management section, click on Advanced.
You are now looking at the Local User Management tool. Locate the name of the person who you want to change their password.
Right-click their name and click on Properties.
Click on User must change password at next logon.
Click on Apply, then OK.
If User must change password at next logon is greyed out, uncheck the box next to Password never expires.
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