Why is my windows saying my password is expired?

I'm having a similar issue, where every time I log into my laptop and get to my desktop, I get a notification stating my password is about to expire, and to use CTRL+ALT+DEL to change it. I have a roommate who also has Windows 11, and he has NEVER ONCE saw this notification in the many months he's had it. Heck I don't even know what password they r expecting me to change, as I use a PIN (the fingerprint login somehow won't recognize the finger used to make it happen) to log into my laptop upon startup, and haven't needed to change my email password EVER, so I don't know what "password" they would even want!!

Never had an issue with my old Windows 11 being told that my password is going to expire, so I don't know what's going on with this one. HELP!!!

Turning the laptop off then on again simply shows the notification AGAIN, so that won't make it "go away", I do not understand how or why this is happening so telling me to do something I shouldn't have to really do simply because I never had this issue before nor know exactly what is needed to be able to. I do not know what else to do, as even Google was not helpful in the slightest, and this was the only link that seemed like it would provide any support, but at the same time, seems like support was once again not helpful in the slightest, and more and more ppl seem to be having the issue, and unable to receive support in a SUPPORT FORUM, meant to help get ANSWERS FROM MICROSOFT!

This advice and much of the advice in this thread, applies to Pro and Enterprise editions and NOT Home edition. Follow the guidance given here and you will be asked to tick boxes or make selections that just DO NOT EXIST in Home edition.

I have been using Home edition for many years, with a Local account NOT a MS account. All of a sudden I'm being prompted to change my password (btw current security thinking is that frequent pw changing is a bad idea but I'll leave you to read up on that). Annoying or what?

Tenforums website seems to have the answer, Option 2. Open a command prompt and issue

wmic UserAccount set PasswordExpires=False

described in detail here...

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/87379-enable-disable-password-expiration-local-accounts-windows-10-a.html

Thanks! Your suggestion works for me

Your information is inaccurate. There isn't any “Local Users and Groups” menu in that woindow. Here's what is there:

Computer Management (Local)

System Tools

Task Scheduler

Event Viewer

Shared Folders

Performance

Device Manager

Storage

Disk Management

Services and Applications

That's it. I cannot follow your instructions because it is physically impossible.

My Windows 11 computer says, when I try using the Run applet to launch the desired interface, "This Windows 10 computer cannot blah, blah, blah." When I use Manage on the context menu of This Computer, Local Users and Groups id not one of the items that I may select. It is literally impossible to follow your directions. They're wrong.