Update Phishing?

I recently received (around 5/18) a message on my XP machine, telling me that
because of user feedback, a solution had been found to an XP problem. the
problem, the message stated, was due to improper shut down of programs. I
believed the message was legit, followed instructions, and restarted my
machine. the only peculiarity i notice now: when i log on, i am told my
password will expire soon, and asked to change it--despite the fact that the
password policy for my account on windows server is set to never expire. has
anyone experience this or have any ideas?
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Relevant Pages

  • Re: Update Phishing?
    ... | because of user feedback, a solution had been found to an XP problem. ... the only peculiarity i notice now: when i log on, ... | password policy for my account on windows server is set to never expire. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
  • Re: Update Phishing?
    ... "David H. Lipman" wrote: ... > | because of user feedback, a solution had been found to an XP problem. ... > | password policy for my account on windows server is set to never expire. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
  • Re: Script to set Password never expires flag
    ... And i did restore into our test lab, ... expires' for only the accounts that we never want to expire, ... The password policy will be turned on and we'll then control it ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
  • JNDI Ldap Password Expiration Controls
    ... We have implemented a password policy for our directory server. ... account is expired or when it will expire. ... account is expired or the date it will expire. ... I've run across the ProxiedAuthorizationControl control, ...
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