We have some users that are complaining that they are not receiving a password change pop up when the notice is supposed to appear. We have a 60 day password policy, and when it get’s close to that time, myself and other users seems to be receiving them. The users who are having the problem are people who are not in our main facility very often. Most of these people rely on VPN access to get on the network. I read something from Microsoft about the Group Policy setting “Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon.” I believe this would cause them to not be able to log on because, from what I read, it eliminates the use of cashed credentials. (Here is the article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313194) My question is, is there a way to fix this so these people will see this popup, or is this a lost cause since they are remote users? It really is a pain to have to change their passwords every 3 months instead of them doing it on their own. The only other option I can think of at this time is to send out a mass e-mail reminding them that the 60 days is almost up. Most people will probably disregard the e-mails anyway though, and we will be stuck with the same problem.