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From: E-Double (EDouble_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/23/05 

Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 09:51:03 -0800

a domain policy states that users should change password at next logon or
after a certian point in time ( e.g. 90 days ). this works correctly for
Win98, NT, & Win2K machines, but the WinXP machines have to be rebooted an
extra time on the day the password should be changed for the system to prompt
them for a password change. is there any reason for this, or is this a
configuration problem in XP that needs to be specifically addressed ? the
local settings do not have 'password never expires' and all machines (
Win98, NT, Win2K, & WinXP ) are
members of the domain. any info on this (strange) problem would be greatly
appreciated.
 
 

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