Moey_G
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Hi All,
I am trying to find a way to stop an interactive logon warning ( number of days before password expires ) , which was enabled in group policy from fading away on Windows 7 machines.
When the user logs on , the message appears , but it fades away and does not allow the user enough time to read the warning.
Is there any way to stop this feature within windows 7 ? Previous versions of windows OS did not have this issue as you had to click the OK button before the alert disappears.
Moey
I am trying to find a way to stop an interactive logon warning ( number of days before password expires ) , which was enabled in group policy from fading away on Windows 7 machines.
When the user logs on , the message appears , but it fades away and does not allow the user enough time to read the warning.
Is there any way to stop this feature within windows 7 ? Previous versions of windows OS did not have this issue as you had to click the OK button before the alert disappears.
Moey
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Hi Senad,
I have already set this on the default domain policy , but the problem is that when the user logs on , the message appears for a few seconds and disappears...
By then , the user has not read the message. I need the message to stay there until you click an ok button like on Windows XP. I dont know if this can be changed for Windows 7?
I have already set this on the default domain policy , but the problem is that when the user logs on , the message appears for a few seconds and disappears...
By then , the user has not read the message. I need the message to stay there until you click an ok button like on Windows XP. I dont know if this can be changed for Windows 7?
perhaps domain and local are somehow in conflict .... check again...
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there is no conflict. This seems to be standard behaviour by windows 7. I have checked a fair few forums and users are reporting the same concern.
The policy is applying correctly , but the notification is displayed on the bottom right hand corner as a fading bubble.
The policy is applying correctly , but the notification is displayed on the bottom right hand corner as a fading bubble.
I am having the same issue! Any help would be great. This is a big problem. I am wondering if it has to do with Schema changes that should be done for Windows 7 and Windows 2008r2 compatibility
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Not type RUN - gpedit.msc - go to Windows Settings>Security Settings>Local Policies>Security Options>Interactive Logon: Prompt user to change password before expiration
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