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Examples
highlighted in red below.
If you are using Windows NT/2000 Workstation
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| 1.
Press CTRL - ALT - DEL on the keyboard at the same time. |
| 2.
In the Windows NT/2000 Security dialog box, click on Change Password. |
| 3.
Complete the dialog box with the entries listed on the right. |
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Step
3
| User ID |
Your User ID example: mst3k |
| Domain |
\\domainname
example: \\yourdomainnamehere
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| Old Password |
the password supplied to you when you created
your account |
| New Password |
your new password |
| Confirm New Password |
your new password |
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| 4. Click OK to return to the Windows NT/2000
Security dialog box. |
| 5. Click Cancel to return to Windows NT/2000.
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If you are using Windows 95/98 - Note:
You must have the Client for Microsoft Networks installed, and be
logged on as yourself.
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| 1.
From the Start menu, select Programs - MS DOS Prompt. |
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2.
At the MS DOS command prompt, type the commands as shown:
- C:\>net
password \\servername example: net password
\\yourservernamehere
- Press
Enter.
- At
prompt, enter your User ID (example: mst3k),
press Enter.
- When
prompted, enter your old password and then your new password.
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| If
the net password command cannot find the servername (example:
\\yourservernamehere) you entered, you may need to create
an lmhosts file. If this appears to be the case please consult with
your local computing support person. |
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