when I turn on my pc,I get the message that my password will expire in 14 days. It will remind me every time I start if i dont change the password.How can I get it to acceptand keep my password without having to change it so much?
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First of all, you'll need to be logged in as an administrator. As administrator, Right-click "My computer" on your desktop, and select 'manage'. Click on the '+' sign by Local Users and Groups, click on 'Users'. Double-click on your screename, and an option should pop-up that says 'password never expires'. Check that and you'll either need to reboot your computer or log off (I forget which one). You should be set from there.
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Ok this question has plauge computer users for quite some time we all know that passwords should be atleast 4 - 8 charaters long include caps , numbers , not be in the dictionary and be difficult to guess , the problem is how can we use all that and still remember the password , well it's easy  Take 2 items from your desk memory names maybe two items you can remember , now take an important date once agian something you can remember now you have three items seprate anyone could guess your password however if you mix them together you have a very long and difficult password for anyone or thing ( program) to guess and you can remember let me give and example\n\non my desk i have a stuffed cat and a dog and my birthday is in 1976 ( not really) i also like dogs more then cats\n\nif we say dogs are bigger then cats we can change dog to DOG and cats remains the same now also DOGS are better then cats so we start with that\n\nwe could make the pass\nDOGcat1976  now thats not all that strong so lets mix it up a bit\n\n19DcOaGt76  by intertwinging the letters and putting the first part of the date before everything else and the last part at the end we have a very secure password.
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well if you havent set a password for the built-in adminstrator account...at the welcome screen hit ctl-alt-del twice which will bring up a logon dialog box..type user:administrator pw:blank and click ok..now goto user accounts in the control panel and reset your password. Hope that helps.\n\nGlad to have helped man. How about giving me a best answer!! Thanks.
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If you're in a corporate office, what is probably happening is that the network administrator has activated a setting that forces the users to create new passwords at regular intervals.  This is intended to keep the network as secure as possible so that even if someone figures out your password, before long, they won't be able to login again.  \n\nThe problem is that people tend to forget their passwords when they have to frequently change them and then they end up writing them down on sticky notes on their monitors. :)
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Must be your settings.  How often did you request it to ask you for your password?
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u need to login once in 45 days minimum. otherwise this will happen.
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You don't say if this is during logon to window or on a website.\nIt may be you have autofill enabled in one of your browser settings, IE can be set to remember passwords. Or you have a toolbar such as Google which has remembered it.\n\nNeed more info!
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I'm using the system provided by Loginizer.com\nto manage all my personal passwords.\nIt's easy to use and really helpful!\nI don't have any problems with my passwords anymore.
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Change your password and change your recovery questions.\nI would also set your new password to something at least six characters long and include some numbers at the end.
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Be sure to sign out of your account before closing.  Or set as Do Not Save Password On This Computer.  \nE
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No need for some lousy service to retrieve your Password. It's totally free if you do it yourself. Go to the site below and download the Bootdisc. Either burn the CD or write the Boot-Floppy.\n\nStart your PC with this disc and follow the instructions to reset your passwords.\n\nEasy, free and no more waiting.
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Make sure to "sign-out" every time you use your account...sometimes your PC will hold on to certain information and act on it. Also, when you sign in again, I would go in under the "secure" mode just to be safe! Also, go to your "Tools" menu, then "internet options...next, click on "clear history" as well as "delete cookies" and also "delete files"...these are all temporary internet files that your computer hast setup while you were surfing the web! They should be cleaned out often to avoid situations like you are having! Hope this helps!
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Change your passwords, if that fails, get new accounts. :-)
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I believe if it asks for a password as administrator the normal default password is "administrator."\n\nTry that and see if it works.\n\nGood Luck
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Well if you have Windows XP, at the startup, there should be a login name you can select.  This can be equiped with a password.  All you have to do is open the start panel, and click on your picture all the way at the top next to your name.  It will bring up a window with some options.  Go to the one that says Add or Change a Password.  Once you have done that, every time the computer is turned on, at the loggin it will prompt you for your password.  Or else you can't access anything.  Another simple thing to do is to take the power cords away and hide them.  Thats easier than moving the entire moniter.  Also make sure that your name is the only name on the loggin screen or else he will just log on to someone elses name (unless you put passwords on those ones as well).\n\nHope i didn't confuse you to much.
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There's a maximum time limit that a normal PC can stay on. Typically 7 days for a normal PC unless you have a Server which can stay on forever.\n\nSo, I think possibly that you have a PC and keep it a point that if you continuously keep your PC on, it will get dead very soon. Normally a PC can stay on continuously for 7 days only unless there are branded PC which can stay for months but not years like a Server.\n\nI suggest that you Turn Off your Computer when you dont have any work and then turning it on back, when you need it.\n\nBYE
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well..you could try this...if you're running a windows PC, then you should run it in safe mode to get your password...to do that; restart your computer, then when you see your computer manufacturers name, press F8 repeatedly (not too slow, not too fast) until your computer starts in safe mode...then, log on to the administrative account (the one that says administrator) then go to control panel, then user accounts, then turn off password protection...restart the computer normally...I have a windows PC, and it worked for me...so, if you have an apple or another operating system, i suggest calling a help line...hope that works out for ya... :-)