Right click on it and then select Properties

Select your user account from the list.

Double click the Users Folder in the Local User and Group.

Click on Advanced button in the Advanced user management window and it will open Local User and Group.

Click on Advanced tab in the user account.

The User Accounts dialogue box will appear. Type netplwiz or control userpasswords2 and press Enter.

Press Windows + R key combination to bring up the Run box.

Option 1: Turn off Password Expiration Through GUI Interface Note: If your password expired and couldn’t remember your Windows password, you need to use a password cracking bootdisk such as Reset Windows Password utility to remove your forgotten password, before following this guide to turn off Windows password expiration. In this tutorial we’ll show you two options to turn off password expiration in Windows 8/7/Vista/XP.

Its purpose is to help enforce password policies in a business environment, but if you don’t need that enforcement, it can be very annoying. This behavior can start months after your initial installation of Windows. When booting up to the logon screen, Windows may notify you that your password will expire in a number of days and ask whether you want to change it now.

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