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If you using Windows, you must have faced the issue of password expiration. Specially in Xp where it says “Your Password Will Expire In 14 Days”. There is a simple way through you can disable the password expiration feature, and the password for the user never expires. There are simple changes to be made in the user properties to do so. Apart from that, make sure that if you are in a network, you must have the proper permissions to do so. Follow the steps below
If you are using Windows 2003, then for doing the same for multiple users, you can select multiple users, but in case of XP, multiple users Properties cannot be edited.
If yuo want to apply for all the users then simple type net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited on Run and all the users will now be set to Password Never Expires.
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Cool tip buddy . This used to irritate me , never knew it could be done .
Yeah, same here. I always get annoyed over this, but never knew how to fix it.
Thanks for the trick, buddy!
Cool tip, but this can’t be done in our office system passwrds, they control it via different servers and it expires in every 60 days.
@ Nirmal : Yes, the policies in your office will not allow you to disable this. For this you might need to Hack into their system
Thanks for the tip! Really apperiate it