userpassword command

S

sercherry

At work laptop that joined in domain when I run "control userpasswords" or
"control userpasswords2" the result is the same! Win2000 user password
managment window is appearing.
At home laptop result is different. "control userpasswords2" command brings
WinXP password management window.
So, why it happen with work laptop and how to enable or disable (back to
winxp window) this feature?
 
J

Jim

At work laptop that joined in domain when I run "control userpasswords" or
"control userpasswords2" the result is the same! Win2000 user password
managment window is appearing.
At home laptop result is different. "control userpasswords2" command brings
WinXP password management window.
So, why it happen with work laptop and how to enable or disable (back to
winxp window) this feature?

Ask the IT dept ?
 
J

John Wunderlich

At work laptop that joined in domain when I run "control
userpasswords" or "control userpasswords2" the result is the same!
Win2000 user password managment window is appearing.
At home laptop result is different. "control userpasswords2"
command brings WinXP password management window.
So, why it happen with work laptop and how to enable or disable
(back to winxp window) this feature?

This might be a difference between XP Home and XP Pro.

-- John
 
S

sercherry

I think it is corporative policy and IT dept will not explane me how it
works. But I just want to know how they do it. Both laptops have WinXP Pro
SP3.
 

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