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We have a client with a single desktop PC in several remote locations. &nbsp;They are not joined to a server. &nbsp;We are presently using the &quot;control userpasswords2&quot; to bypass the password screen and log in the users. &nbsp;We now need to enable password expirations for these locations. &nbsp;Is there a good method to have the passwords changed via a batch file or some other method and also have the cached pw in &quot;control userpasswords2&quot; changed as well? <br />
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Our goal is to have the passwords changed automatically without engaging the end users.
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We have a client with a single desktop PC in several remote locations.  They are not joined to a server.  We are presently using the "control userpasswords2" to bypass the password screen and log in the users.  We now need to enable password expirations for these locations.  Is there a good method to have the passwords changed via a batch file or some other method and also have the cached pw in "control userpasswords2" changed as well? 

Our goal is to have the passwords changed automatically without engaging the end users.

Script password changes on Windows 7 PCs

We have a client with a single desktop PC in several remote locations.  They are not joined to a server.  We are presently using the &quot;control userpasswords2&quot; to bypass the password screen and log in the users.  We now need to enable password expirations for these locations.  Is there a good method to have the passwords changed via a batch file or some other method and also have the cached pw in &quot;control userpasswords2&quot; changed as well? 

Our goal is to have the passwords changed automatically without engaging the end users.

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

Windows 7

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