Enter the number of login password errors by Group Policy

The number of times the login system password is incorrectly changed by Group Policy: 1. Win+r opens and runs, enters gpedit.msc 2. Computer Settings---Windows Settings---Security Settings---Account Policies---Account Lockout Policy, then go to the account in the right pane

Enter the number of system login password errors through Group Policy restriction

Solution: First, win+r open the run, enter gpedit.msc

Second, the computer settings --- Windows settings --- security settings --- account policy --- account lock strategy & rdquo;, then to the right pane of the "account lock threshold", Here you can set the number of failed login attempts for the user account to be locked. The value is between 0 and 999. The default value of 0 means that the number of logins is unlimited. We can change to 3 or 10. (After the setting is completed, you can also set the time for account lockout.) Note: When a user tries to log in to the system and enters the wrong password, the number of times is automatically locked. The user will not be used until the account lockout period expires. Unless the administrator manually unlocks it.