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First of all that is not best practices to have passwords never expire. &nbsp;Most companies have passwords changing every 2 months or so.<br />
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My guess is that since she was prompted, she will continue to get prompted until the password is changed. &nbsp;<br />
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You can do this in ADUC. &nbsp;Just right click on her account and reset password.<br />
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But again, what you are doing is putting your network at risk.
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First of all that is not best practices to have passwords never expire.  Most companies have passwords changing every 2 months or so.

My guess is that since she was prompted, she will continue to get prompted until the password is changed.  

You can do this in ADUC.  Just right click on her account and reset password.

But again, what you are doing is putting your network at risk.

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Hi - so we're running a domain on a 2012 server, and one of the users called a told me that she was being prompted to change her domain password every 6 months, and wanted to see if that could be disabled. We decided to do this for the all users, so i went into the GP and disabled the password expiration, so it didnt ever ask for users to change it. She came in this morning and as soon as she booted up and logged in, a pop-up in the bottom right came up saying &quot;your password is expiring in 4 days&quot; - am i doing something wrong?
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Hi - so we're running a domain on a 2012 server, and one of the users called a told me that she was being prompted to change her domain password every 6 months, and wanted to see if that could be disabled. We decided to do this for the all users, so i went into the GP and disabled the password expiration, so it didnt ever ask for users to change it. She came in this morning and as soon as she booted up and logged in, a pop-up in the bottom right came up saying "your password is expiring in 4 days" - am i doing something wrong?

Password policy for Server 2012 domain

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Windows Server 2012 is the server version of Windows 8 and the successor to Windows Server 2008 R2. Windows Server 2012 is the first version of Windows Server to have no support for Itanium-based computers since Windows NT 4.0. Windows Server 2012, now in its second release (Windows Server 2012 Release 2) includes Foundation, Essentials, Standard and Datacenter, and does not support IA-32 or IA-64 processors.