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How to get the last password change for a user in Active Directory
If you need to know when was the last password change made by a user member of an Active Directory domain, you can simply use the following PowerShell instructions:
- on a Windows 7 client or Windows 2008, Windows 2008R2 server which are member of the Active Directory domain that belong the user you want to analyze, open PowerShell Console and at the prompt write:
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
Get-ADUser ‘UserName’ -properties PasswordLastSet | Format-List
- for example:
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
Get-ADUser ‘tani.alessandro’ -properties PasswordLastSet | Format-List
In the field PasswordLastSet you can find date of last password change.
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Thanks, worked perfectly. User calls complaining a laptop will no longer accept his password. Command shows his password is 90 days old (needs to be changed per policy) HA
Awesome! Works perfectly…
Is there a way to have it prompt for a username instead of typing one in?
worked well, thank you for this. You have to import hte AD modules before running ADUser cmd.