If your Windows 10 system has multiple users and one from the user's password got leaked, you can force that user to alter the password on their next login. Many of the helpful to make their account safe.

You will find multiple methods to force a person to alter the user password when they log in next time. For example, you can set a group policy to expire the user account password after a set length of time. At which point, Windows 10 will ask the user to change the password. As possible guess, this process is not immediate.

If you are searching for immediate action, you should use the advanced user account settings tool to make the user at this time. The good thing about this method is that it is one-time use only.

Note: The below method only works best for local user accounts. If you work with a Microsoft account to log into Windows 10 machine then you have to see the user and get these to reset their MS password.

Steps to make Users to Change User Account Password at Next Login

1. First, open the beginning menu, look for "netplwiz" and click on the end result. This action will open the Advanced User Management tool.

2. In the Advanced User Management tool, go to the "Advanced" tab and click on the "Advanced" button.

3. The above mentioned action will open the neighborhood User Management tool. Here, open Users folder, find the user account for when you want to reset the password, right-click on it and select "Properties" option.

4. In the user properties window, choose the "User must change password at next logon" and click on the "Apply" and "Ok" buttons to save the changes.

That's it. You are done configuring.

Next time the target user tries to log in to the system, Windows can have a note something like this and forces them to alter the password.

Every time they click on the "Ok" button, Windows will prompt for both the new and old password. It will not ask for new security questions though.

When the password is modified, Windows will let the user be aware of same. From now on, they can log in to the system using the changed password.

Overall

As you can see, it's pretty easy to force a person to alter the password in Windows 10. Like I said earlier, this can be a manual procedure. If you would like your users to alter the user password after a set length of time then you've to use the audience Policy Editor and hang password expiration rules. These rules is going to be applicable to all users and user groups.