Fix Exception From Hresult 0x800708c5

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uEntry.Invoke (“ChangePassword”, new object []) This line of code in the arcanum addendum gives the following exception. What is the thank you, to correct it. The arcanum does not meet the requirements of the arcanum guidelines. Check the minimum length of the arc, the complexity of the arc, and the requirements of arcane history. (Exception from HRESULT 0x800708C5)

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Fix Exception From Hresult 0x800708c5

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The error indicates that the ChangePassword technique you are calling is not satisfied with the counter character you provided. There might also be a rule for ActiveDirectory that contains only a stable counter character. Try to pass a combination of numbers, letters, and special characters inside the counter character, and hope that this inconvenience can be resolved.

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Fix Exception From Hresult 0x800708c5

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The full error reads:

“Windows cannot complete the password change for [user name] because:
The password does not meet the password policy requirements. Check the minimum password length, password complexity and password history requirements.”

This error code “0x800708c5” is an Active Directory error which can be triggered if the password you want to use or set does not comply with the Password Policies set on the domain. To fix the problem, first, you need to verify the minimum password length or the minimum number of characters for a password.

Active Directory error code 0x800708c5
Active Directory error code 0x800708c5

Next, check the complexity of the password, and lastly, the password history requirements. To do this, from the account, go to “Password” tab and select “Past Passwords.” Now, pick the failed entry then go to “Password” tab. After this, verify that the password complies with the Password Policy set on the domain or fine-grained password policy.

Note: make sure also to consider the “Minimum Password Age.”

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