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There is a self-service password reset form available. You will need to know your GT account name and password to use the form. You must be on campus or connected through VPN to use the form. You can find an informational guide about resetting passwords here.

If you are unable to use the online password reset form, you will need to stop by your nearest TSO Help Desk location with a picture ID and have it changed (follow the link for locations and hours). You may also call 404-894-7065 between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday-Friday, for a password reset. For a phone call, you'll need to know your GTID#. This is located on your BuzzCard or can be looked up at http://www.gtid.gatech.edu. Walk-ups will be able to select their own password. Callers will be given a random password that they will need to reset. If you have an existing RT ticket, please reference that ticket # when you contact the Help Desk. Passwords may not be reset or disseminated via other means, such as IM or email.

If you know your Windows CC Domain password, you can change it on any of our Windows CC Domain systems using CTRL+ALT+DEL while you are logged in.


About CoC Passwords

Windows CC Domain passwords expire every 720 days. When your password is about to expire, you will be notified upon logging into a Windows CC Domain system and will be prompted to enter a new password. Keep in mind that several of TSO's online web services and an increasing number of OS X and Linux systems are using the Windows CC Domain password; however, they will not detect and notify you of a password expiration event. These systems may report that your password is "invalid". There is no email notification of expiring or expired CC Domain passwords.