Steps To Change A Network Password In Your Windows XP Computer

It is quite natural to set passwords in your computer for security reasons, Now, if you are using a home or office network, there are chances that you require setting passwords in your systems to let individual users to log into them. Here, too you can set a separate password for each computer to avoid issues related to privacy. If you facing any issues regarding the setting up of such network passwords, you can always dial the Windows support number to get the assistance of Microsoft technicians.

However, changing the network password for a given user is a simple process. For doing it, you only require changing a single setting in the Windows XP Control Panel menu. Here, you can try the following instructions to change a network password in your Windows XP system.

• You can access any of your computers on the network that has administrator privileges. Once you access the system, you need to click on the Start icon in the desktop.
• Now, from the available list of options, you need to click on the Control Panel button. Now, go to the bottom of the Control Panel window, and then double-click the icon of two people labeled as User Accounts.
• Here, you need to click on the green arrow icon, which you can find at the top of the window, termed as Change an Account. Make sure to click on the name of the specific network user that you want to modify and change the setting.
• In the next step, you need to click on the link labeled as Change My Password, at the center of the window. Here, in the Current Password text field, you can type the old password. Meanwhile, you can always contact the technicians by dialing the Windows support number to get more information.
• Now, go to the New Password text field, and enter your new password for the network. Ensure to type a unique password that you can remember. You need to enter the new password again in the Verify Password text field.
• Once you have verified the new password, you need to click on the Change Password and set it.

These steps would help you to successfully set a new network password for your Windows XP computer. If you would like to know more troubleshooting and fixing solutions for your Windows XP computer, feel free to contact our Windows technical support team.