How To Check When Password Expires?

In Windows, you can check when a password will expire by opening the Command Prompt and typing “net user username”, where “username” is the username of the account in question. This will display information about the user, including the date when their password will expire. Alternatively, you can open the Run window (Windows+R) and type lusrmgr.msc to open the Local Users and Groups management panel. Here, double–click on the username and then check the “Password never expires” box to make sure the password does not expire. Also, you can find out when the password of a certain user will expire from the Windows Group Policy Editor. Click on start, run, type “gpedit.msc”, and click on the “User Configuration” folder in the left column. In the right pane of window, select “Security Settings” and then “Account Policies”. Under this folder, select “Password Policy” and then double–click on the “Maximum Password Age” policy. This will show you how long the current password will last before it needs to be changed.