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# 6.3.4. Changing a password
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System Administrators can change passwords for all users. Registry Administrators can change passwords for Registry Maintainers and Registry Contributors of the organization they are a part of.
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1. Go to the Settings module by clicking the hamburger menu () in the upper right corner and selecting *Settings*.\\
2. Under the *User Accounts* section, click the **Manage Accounts** button.\\
3. This will show you the table containing the list of the existing users. Find the user whose password you would like to change and click the edit button () in front of the username.\\
4. The account information window for that user will pop up. Scroll down to the password field and click the **Change Password** button.\\
5. The input field for the new password will show. Type the new password and confirm it.\\
6. Click the **Submit** button at the bottom of the window.
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