Set maximum password age / expiration date via Windows PowerShell!
Set the maximum password age or the expiration date via Windows PowerShell under MS Windows 11, 10, ... Desktop and MS Server!
If your computer is running Windows 11/10 Home, you can only set the maximum password age through PowerShell or Command Prompt. You can also use this as an alternative to the Local Group Policy Editor on Windows 11/10 Pro, Enterprise and Education.
2. If you want to change the number from the standard days of 42 days,
3. Enter net accounts /maxpwage:90 < e.g. ninety days
Or replace it with the duration (in days) you want to use. for example, for 90 days: net accounts /maxpwage:90 or to deactivate net accounts /maxpwage:0
(Image-1) Set maximum password age / expiration date via Windows PowerShell!
The range of commands and the options are the main difference between PowerShell and the command prompt on Windows 11, 10, and MS Server OS The MS PowerShell
