How to disable the Windows Server Password Complexity

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In this post i will explain how to turn off password complexity and about few other policy settings.

Steps
  • Search for server manager in windows start menu.



  • Open Server Manager > Tools > Group Policy Management


  • Then expand your domain forest.
  • Under the Domains. Right click Default Domain Policy and Click Edit.




  • Then it will open Group Policy Management Editor.
  • Under Computer Configurations > Policies > windows settings > Security Settings > Account Settings. Select Password Policy. 
  • Now you can see all the settings related to password policy in your Windows Server.



  • For disable password complexity, just open Password must meet complexity requirements. Select Disabled > Apply > OK.
  • Also you can read all the details related to each policy in Explain tab.


  • After that you have to refresh the policy. For that open Command Prompt and type the following command: “gpupdate /force” > Hit Enter.



  • Leave comments and suggestions in comment section.
  • Thank You.


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