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perfeckt thank you so much.<br />
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How can i see all &nbsp;PDBEDIT running processes ? and how can i use PDBEDIT command for only one user?(exmp:i want only one xp user change its password not all xp computers)<br />
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Thanks
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perfeckt thank you so much.

How can i see all  PDBEDIT running processes ? and how can i use PDBEDIT command for only one user?(exmp:i want only one xp user change its password not all xp computers)

Thanks

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I am so sorry but that password change screen again comes out.:((((<br />
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YOUR PASSWORD EXPEIRED .........<br />
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Thanks
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I am so sorry but that password change screen again comes out.:((((

YOUR PASSWORD EXPEIRED .........

Thanks

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Hello<br />
I used command with pdbedit -P &quot;user must logon to change password&quot; -C 2 &nbsp;command but problem is now asks every time changin passw and every login:))))))<br />
How can i stop it?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hello
I used command with pdbedit -P "user must logon to change password" -C 2  command but problem is now asks every time changin passw and every login:))))))
How can i stop it?
Thanks


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