Hi
Go to Start / All Programs /Accessories. Right click Command Prompt and
select "Run as administrator" from the menu. Click Continue on the UAC
prompt.
When the command window opens, type following command. (or copy / paste the
following line)
net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited
Press ENTER. You should see the message "The command completed successfully"
Exit the command prompt. This will reset the passwords for all accounts on
the system to not expire.

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> how do you keep your password form expiring in vista home prenium or can
> you
> I am getting a message that my password will expire in 6 days
> thanks
14k - 28 Mar 2007 00:13 GMT
thanks that worked
I need to brush up on my DOS commands because vista home premium doesn’t
have all the user & groups access in GUI
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Jake Liddicoat - 28 Mar 2007 01:05 GMT
Changing the expiration feature should be easily accesible in GUI. I
gaurantee there will be many unhappy users over that and I'm one of them.
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Ronnie Vernon MVP - 29 Mar 2007 01:32 GMT
Jake
This option is available for the versions of Vista that have access to the
MSC components. Home Premium is not one of these.

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> Changing the expiration feature should be easily accesible in GUI. I
> gaurantee there will be many unhappy users over that and I'm one of them.
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>> > I am getting a message that my password will expire in 6 days
>> > thanks
> how do you keep your password form expiring in vista home prenium or can
> you
> I am getting a message that my password will expire in 6 days
> thanks
A, you have played a bit with Vista Home Premium? Home Premium doesn't use
expired passwords in default account settings. Well, here is the cure that
should help:
Open the command prompt window in administrator mode (startmenu, All
Programs, Accessories -> right click "Run as administrator"
Enter a command like: net user <name>
where <name> is the account name. The should be a list with the account
settings. One deals with Password epiration (Password expires: No). If that
fits, try the command:
net user <name> /Passwordchg:No
The exact Syntax may be obtained with the comand "net help user".
Hope that helps
Greetings from Germany
G. Born