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@lapucca &nbsp;- You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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if the account is expired on 12/19/2014, (today's date is 12/24/2012), &nbsp;In AD Users and Computer snap-in, the user account's property, Account tab, doesn't have the account disabled checked so indicating not disabled and shows Account expires on 12/19/2014. &nbsp;This data is correct but is mis-leading. &nbsp;Can user still log in using that account? &nbsp;It's not disabled but it's expired. &nbsp;What does that mean?<br />
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Thank you.
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if the account is expired on 12/19/2014, (today's date is 12/24/2012),  In AD Users and Computer snap-in, the user account's property, Account tab, doesn't have the account disabled checked so indicating not disabled and shows Account expires on 12/19/2014.  This data is correct but is mis-leading.  Can user still log in using that account?  It's not disabled but it's expired.  What does that mean?

Thank you.

is user account disabled if expired?

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