Method 1: Changing Password via Command Prompt (CMD)
- Access the Windows server.
- Click on the Start Menu.
- Type ‘CMD’ and open the Command Prompt.
- Enter the following command to change the user password (Modify the command with your own username and the password you want to set.):
net user username new_password - If you see the message ‘The command completed successfully’ after pressing the Enter key, it means the password has been changed.
Method 2: Changing Password via Computer Management
- Access the Windows server.
- Click on the Start Menu.
- Type ‘Computer Management’ and open it.
- Go to ‘Local Users and Groups’ → ‘Users’ section.
- Right-click on the user whose password you want to change and select ‘Set Password’.
- If a window appears, read the warnings. If you wish to continue, click the ‘Proceed’ button.
- Enter your new password and click the ‘OK’ button to confirm.
Method 3: Changing Password via Keyboard Shortcut
- Access the Windows server.
- Press the Ctrl + Alt + End key combination.
- Click on the ‘Change a password’ option on the screen that appears.
- Enter your current password, then create and re-enter your new password.
- Press ‘Enter’ and ‘OK’ to confirm.