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Introduction

Changing a user’s password in Windows Server is a common administrative task used to enhance security or resolve access issues. This process ensures that users maintain secure and updated login credentials. This guide provides a straightforward method for system administrators to change user passwords in Windows Server environments, addressing security updates and user management needs efficiently.

Prerequisites

• Administrator access to Windows Server
• Basic knowledge of Windows Server management tools

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Access Server Manager

• Search and open Server Manager.
  

Step 2: Change the user password

• In Server Manager, navigate to Computer Management under the drop-down of Tools.

• Navigate to Users under the drop-down of Local Users and Groups. Right-click and select Set Password….
  

• As long as the user only use Password to login, you can click Proceed on the warning and continue to next step.
  

• Enter the New Password for the user and click OK to apply the changes.
  

• You will receive a pop-up message will appear to indicate the New Password is saved.
  

Conclusion

By going through this guidance, you will be able to securely change user passwords in Windows Server, ensuring better access control and system security.

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Article posted on 19 March 2024 by Tze Hing.