This happens when you have a GPO applied to an OU that contains this
computer, and the GPO sets password policy. In other words, locally, no you
can't do anything as this is enforced using GPOs.
If you are the domain admin, however, you can restructure your GPOs. One
option would be to create a new OU for computers that should not have this
policy. Then either make sure this GPO does not apply to that OU, or set a
new GPO that overrides this one.
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Your question may already be answered in Windows Vista Security:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/047...otectyourwi-20
"Noob" wrote:
Quote:
> Ok, Simple question.
>
> I have a Local User Account created on a Vista Business computer. This
> Vista system is on our Domain. I need to have this local account NOT
> use the Domain password policies.
>
> I am NOT able to go in and edit or change these with the Local
> Security Policy (They are grayed out).
> I am using a Domain Admin account.
>
> How do I change this?
>
> All I really want to do is remove these for this local account
>