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On several occasions, Windows Vista user account password is getting expired on my laptop. What is the reason behind this? Is there a way to resolve this problem?

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brand:Toshiba,operating system:Windows Vista

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Category:Operating System

asked on 8th Nov 2011 | 4 Answers | Answer It!


uttam

The problem comes in when your local user account has been set to expire the password, because there’s not an obvious place to change that setting in Vista, although it’s easy to do.

Open the Local Users and Groups administration panel by typing in lusrmgr.msc into the start menu search box. Select ”Users” in the left hand pane, and then double-click your user account in the list. On this screen you’ll find the “Password never expires” checkbox. Just make sure the box is checked and you won’t be forced to change your password anymore.



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