If this is set to anything above zero, this could be your problem. Go to Account Policies -> Password Policy, ensure the Maximum password age is set to 0, meaning that passwords never expire.Ĭheck to see if you have a Policy that sets the 'Minimum Password Age'.Ĭomputer > Windows Setings > Security Settings > Accounts Policies > Password Policy > Minimum Password Age. Type secpol.msc and press Enter to open the Local Security Policy Editor. Press the WIN + R keys to open the Run command box. Set Password to Never Expire for All Accounts Using Group Policy Set-LocalUser -Name 'pcunlocker' -PasswordNeverExpires 1 You can use the Set-LocalUser cmdlet to modify a local user account and set its password to never expire:

Set Windows Password to Never Expire Using PowerShell Wmic useraccount where 'Name='pcunlocker'' set PasswordExpires=false Replace “pcunlocker” with the name of your local account: Type the following command and press Enter. Open the Command Prompt as Administrator. Set Windows Password to Never Expire from Command Line

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