How to change own password in a cascaded remote desktop session

Question

I log into COMPUTER1 with Windows remote desktop and inside this session I open a remote desktop session to COMPUTER2. All machines are Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016.

Now I want to change my password on COMPUTER2.

I know CTRL+ALT+END, but this works only on COMPUTER1.

I tried NET USER MyName * /DOMAIN, which allows me to enter a password but then tells me that I have no access, probably because it thinks that I'm trying to modify someone else's password.

Answer 1

Most of them propose the CTRL+ALT+END or the screen keyboard, which both did not work at least with my environment.

But it seems I overlooked the petenetlive.com article. The powershell script (New-Object -COM Shell.Application).WindowsSecurity() indeed did the job.

Also the "normal" commandline command explorer.exe shell:::{2559a1f2-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0} seems to work.

Thanks to Robert Harvey, for motivating me to do one more go... :-)