Users do not have permision to change

You need to have Administrative privileges to fix this.
After signing on as an Administrator, open the computer
management snap-in. Under system tools, select Local
Users and Groups, then select Users. Find the user that
you want to change, right-click on their name, and select
properties. On the general tab of the User Properties,
make sure User cannot change password is unchecked.

If this isn't the case, then you need to go into the
Group Policy snap-in, expand Local Computer Policy, under
Computer Configuration expand Windows Settings, expand
Security Settings, expand Account Policies, and then
click Password Policy and check the Minumum Password
Age. The value entered is the number of days a user must
wait before changing the password.

Hope this helps
Stephanie

>-----Original Message-----
>Users do not have permision to change theirs passwords
>when passwords are expired and they are trying to sign

on

>the Windows XP clients.
>
>These users are able to change theirs passwords manuelly
>before expiration time by using CTRL+ALT+DELET function

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>the Windows XP clients.
>
>These users can change theirs password anytime on any
>Windows clients except Windows XP clients.
>
>It mean that domain password policy is functioning well
>when a user use any Windows client excpet XP client.
>
>Regards
>Landari
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>

Thanks for help.

Users are network user and they are not registered as
local users.
Minimum Password age=0.

There was nothing to change. It didn't help.

Landari

>-----Original Message-----
>You need to have Administrative privileges to fix this.
>After signing on as an Administrator, open the computer
>management snap-in. Under system tools, select Local
>Users and Groups, then select Users. Find the user that
>you want to change, right-click on their name, and select
>properties. On the general tab of the User Properties,
>make sure User cannot change password is unchecked.
>
>If this isn't the case, then you need to go into the
>Group Policy snap-in, expand Local Computer Policy, under
>Computer Configuration expand Windows Settings, expand
>Security Settings, expand Account Policies, and then
>click Password Policy and check the Minumum Password
>Age. The value entered is the number of days a user must
>wait before changing the password.
>
>Hope this helps
>Stephanie

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