Password Experation Reminder

[Ashish]

Open up Control Panel, Adminstrative Tools, Computer
Management, When you open that, go to Local Users and
Groups, and click on Users, and to the right hand side
you'll see your user name, right click it click
properties, and then check the box password never expires.

And that's it.


>-----Original Message-----
>A few months back, I was given a used Dell Latitude
>laptop with Windows XP Prof. installed. Prior users
>were in office domain, but almost all evidence of
>their use had been cleared from XP.On two occasions
>over a period of three months,the start up window
>has warned me that my current password will expire
>in X number of days and do I want to change it right
>now. I have opened all the programs related to
>passwords, but cannot find any option concerning
>password longevity. I would like to get rid of
>this annoyance. Help.
>.
>

[rifleman]

In article >,
says...
> Open up Control Panel, Adminstrative Tools, Computer
> Management, When you open that, go to Local Users and
> Groups, and click on Users, and to the right hand side
> you'll see your user name, right click it click
> properties, and then check the box password never expires.
>
> And that's it.
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >A few months back, I was given a used Dell Latitude
> >laptop with Windows XP Prof. installed. Prior users
> >were in office domain, but almost all evidence of
> >their use had been cleared from XP.On two occasions
> >over a period of three months,the start up window
> >has warned me that my current password will expire
> >in X number of days and do I want to change it right
> >now. I have opened all the programs related to
> >passwords, but cannot find any option concerning
> >password longevity. I would like to get rid of
> >this annoyance. Help.
> >.
> >
>
Think you might have to do this logged-in as a user with Administrator
rights.
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