Exam MD-100 topic 3 question 18 discussion

the correct answer is D i have tested

Correct answer is D. User1 appears on the sign in screen and is prompted to set a new password.

The correct answer is D. User1 appears on the sign-in screen and must set a new password on the first sign-in attempt. The first command, "New-LocalUser -Name User1 -NoPassword", creates a new local user account on Computer1 named User1 with no password. When a user account is created with no password, Windows 10 requires the user to set a password before the user can log in. The second command, "Add-LocalGroupMember Users -Member User1", adds the new user account, User1, to the built-in Users group on the local computer. The effect of these configurations is that the user account, User1, is created with no password and is enabled by default. When User1 tries to sign in for the first time, Windows 10 prompts the user to set a new password before allowing access to the desktop.

Difference is when you specify -NoPassword you will be asked to put in a password at sign in. But when you leave the password field blank the user will sign in without the need of providing a password at all. Answer is indeed D

Resposta: D

truly speaking in workgroup it ask you to change a password but you can just click next and it will log you in

You're all correct: D is the answer. If you create a new user with no password, and then do NOT add them to the users group, they don't show up on the list of possible users for login. But if you DO add them to the users group, they show up in the list and are prompted to create (change) password on the spot.

It´s D. Tested on Win 10 21h2

I have tested on 20h2 user must set new apssword before login Answer D

I have tested on 20h2 user must set new password before login Amnswer B

Is the final answer correct or is it B or D?

Answer is D

I'm sick of everyone says different things. it is 100% D! How can you dont test it your own, its so simple.

I didn't know this! I usually do it from the command line (not PowerShell) and it doesn't prompt to change the password. Apparently PoweShell does something else

D is correct. It's true that you can log on and skip password change by press "enter". Notice one thing it will work while you do not enable password GPO. Just set requirements and you will not be able to log on PC. That's why you "MUST" change the password

Just tested this on 20H2 version of Win 10 enterprise and it creates a new user called user1 and I was able to hit enter to login, as soon as i did I was prompted for a new password so the answer is B

even if user can enter password as null, that is also process called changing password. if you test with your machine and go to computer management, you can see user1 account properties, User must change password at next login option is automatically checked.