Set passwords to never expire via Command Line on Windows
This can be handled in multiple ways. However, I like the one liner using WMI:
WMIC USERACCOUNT WHERE Name='username' SET PasswordExpires=FALSE
Change username to the account you need to set and you are good to go.
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