Expand the Domain Controllers container, right click on your new policy, and pick "Edit...".
Navigate through Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Account Policies.
Open the policy named "Password must meet complexity requirements" and set it to Disabled.

Navigate through Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Account Policies.
Open the policy named "Password must meet complexity requirements" and set it to Disabled.

The policy is now set, and all you need to do is run gpupdate.
Run >
Type

cmd
Type
gpupdate
, hit enter, and wait for it to complete. It'll only take a few seconds.
Once gpupdate has completed, you're all set.
https://blog.tiga.tech/disable-the-password-complexity-for-active-directory-on-a-domain-controller/
https://blog.tiga.tech/disable-the-password-complexity-for-active-directory-on-a-domain-controller/
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