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Today, I will talk to you about how the xp system uses group policy to set user passwords, which may not be well understood by many people. in order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

When using the computer, we often encounter all kinds of user problems, such as how to set the validity period of the user's password and prompt the user to change the password before the password expires. Such as how to set the complexity of the user's password, so that you can set more difficult to crack the password and so on.

1 Click start-run-enter "gpedit.msc", and click OK to open the group policy. Expand "computer configuration-windows Settings-Security Settings-account Policy-password Policy", as shown below:

2 if you want to learn about the feature, just double-click the feature, and then click to explain the configuration. Here are some of my suggestions.

The maximum password retention period should not be set too long, which can better prevent attackers from cracking the user's password. The password must meet the complexity requirements and should be set to be more complex to prevent others from easily cracking your password. Storing passwords with recoverable encryption for all users in the domain is not recommended unless required by software.

The use of the above content allows you to fully understand the user password of the system, which allows you to set the user password to make your computer more secure and comfortable to use in the network.

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