In this short tutorial, I’ll teach you how to force a password change at the next logon in Windows Server 2012. Go to Computer Management System tools > Local Users and Groups Select the user account in which you will be forced to change the password Check the option “User must change password at next
There is a configuration file in Fedora that, by default, prevents the Notebook from going into sleep mode or hibernating when you close the Notebook. To solve these problems: Edit the file “/etc/systemd/logind.conf“ Removes the comment from the line “#HandleLidSwitchDocked=suspend” Restart the service “systemctl restart systemd-logind“ That’s it! Now when you close your notebook, it
For those who don’t use Active Directory, there is a simple way to force a user to change their password at the next login: Press Windows + R. Type“lusrmgr.msc“. Select the“users” folder and choose a user from the list. Check the box“User must change password at next logon“. That’s it!
Windows Server 2012 and 2016 have password security policies, which increases the complexity of their composition. To disable password complexity in Windows Server 2012 / 2016, follow the steps below: Go to Administrative Tools > Local Security Policies. Then click on Account Policies > Password Policies. Disable the option“Password must meet complexity requirements“, that’s it!
