Summary: We have W2K Domain Controller/Active Directory. Users used to be prompted to change password before expiration date. Now users are no longer being pro...
Summary: Thanks for the info leonardox... Worked out great. One thing though, I'm trying to make each computer bring up the login prompt when you click on it ...
Summary: Well you won't get in admin tools with no password. But there are ways to reset your password. Go here: http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/ Hope ...
Summary: Our Windows 2000 user passwords do not expire, but should. If I run command: net accounts /minpwlen:5 /maxpwage:30 /minpwage:10 /uniquepw:5 /DOMAIN fo...
Summary: Thanks for the answer NeZ, but it wasn't really the answer I was looking for. The problem is that I cant get in to win2000 because I cant remember the...
Summary: Login to safe mode and put login name "ADMINISTRATOR" with no password and it should let u in. Then change the password to watever you want after u lo...
Summary: During the boot cycle, no Netware prompt appears on a user's PC. This still happens despite uninstalling and reinstalling the client. User swears ...
Summary: Does anybody know how to completly disable the password prompt on windows 2000 professional. I do not have a password set and the computer is my home ...
Summary: I have a Windows 2000 Professional system connected to a printer on LPT1. It is being shared out on the network. People can print to it fine when th...
Summary: Currently i have 3 comps networked, win2k, XP home and XP pro. The network is running perfectly apart from one problem, when i try to access the files...
Summary: Good morning! I have a slight problem. I`ve just mapped a disk drive from "Tools --> Map Network Drive". I chose "Reconnect at login" and "Logon with ...
Summary: First, thanks to all who took the time to reply to my two previous posts. Your input was more than helpful to me! I have two W2K PCs. One of these PCs...
Summary: We have W2K Domain Controller/Active Directory. Users used to be prompted to change password before expiration date. Now users are no longer being pro...
Summary: When I configure computers for work, one of the frequent complaints I was gettign when we first started with win2k was that the users start getting "P...
Summary: We have a domain of about 30 PCs. We enabled a password group policy to require complex passwords, changed every 60 days, and prompt to change 10 days...
Summary: We have Win2K DC/Active Directory. Users user to be prompted to change password before expiration date. Now all of sudden the syatem doesn't prompt t...
Summary: All, I have this dammed problem after implementing WIN2KPROF after NT40@SP6a. I have all my files on the local server as a backup before performing a ...
Summary: I have just added a PC running Win2k Pro to my network. I added him to the workgroup and when I rebooted, it requires a password . He has no password...
Summary: Good morning, I need some help removing the login prompt from my win2k system. This system is only used at home by me. The prompt comes up when window...
Summary: The following instructions are what I think you're looking for.If not, my apologies for providing a wrong solution. It doesn't just secure the Inbox o...
Summary: I have a W2K (SP2) laptop dialing into a W2K (SP2) RAS server on an NT 4.0 domain (no W2K DCs). When I force a password change, either first logon or ...
Summary: Help! Not sure what the problem is here but I have a bunch of win98 clients connecting to a Win2K domain. I made the change to Win2k server about a mo...
Summary: Open the control panel, select Users and Passwords, uncheck users must enter a user name and password. If you do not want to use a password go into th...
Summary: Ted: You can back off anytime now, ok? Rick did what a lot of us want to do, but don't. He refuses to keep supplying people with password workaroun...
Summary: Hi All, I tried searching for this first, but i don't want to just hack my admin password, I want to know why it happenend so it doesn't happen again....
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