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HI, Let me understand the purpose of doing this.. My understanding is this...<br />
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You want to check what happens if the password exipres after logon, what will happen when you try to unlock the machine which as password protected screen saver right???
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HI, Let me understand the purpose of doing this.. My understanding is this...

You want to check what happens if the password exipres after logon, what will happen when you try to unlock the machine which as password protected screen saver right???

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Hi murali, that is exactly right.
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Hi murali,<br />
Thanks so much for that.
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Dear all.<br />
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Here is a situation I wish to test, but not sure how to do this test.<br />
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I want to get a user to log on to the domain.<br />
While they are logged on, I want to get their password to expire.<br />
I then want to let the password-protected screensaver come into effect to see what happens when I go to unlock the machine.<br />
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Could someone please tell me how to make a user account password expire in this situation?<br />
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Thanks everyone.
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Dear all.

Here is a situation I wish to test, but not sure how to do this test.

I want to get a user to log on to the domain.
While they are logged on, I want to get their password to expire.
I then want to let the password-protected screensaver come into effect to see what happens when I go to unlock the machine.

Could someone please tell me how to make a user account password expire in this situation?

Thanks everyone.

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