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ok tested<br />
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get-content c:\users.txt | foreach-object {set-aduser $_ -ChangePasswordAtLogon $true}<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Mike
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ok tested

get-content c:\users.txt | foreach-object {set-aduser $_ -ChangePasswordAtLogon $true}

Thanks

Mike

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nice using the alias for &quot;foreach-object&quot;
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nice using the alias for "foreach-object"

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I was close !! &nbsp;I am in the right ball park at least :)<br />
<br />
Thank you both so much !
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I was close !!  I am in the right ball park at least :)

Thank you both so much !

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Hi EE<br />
<br />
I am not having any luck using the -ChangePasswordAtLogon &nbsp;option or even if its the correct option to use . <br />
<br />
I need to add hundreds of SamAccountNames to a .txt file and force those accounts to<br />
change the password at next logon.
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Hi EE

I am not having any luck using the -ChangePasswordAtLogon  option or even if its the correct option to use . 

I need to add hundreds of SamAccountNames to a .txt file and force those accounts to
change the password at next logon.

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