Windows 10 how to find via CMD when a domain user last changed his password?

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Hello AllI hope I am in the right section for this questionI am trying to figure out when a user on our domain last changed his passwordI found a couple articles that say to use the following net user %username% /domain within the Command PromptI am on my own windows 10 machine that is connected to the networkI got to start run, type in CMD and launch with my admin password for the networkit launches to here C:\windows\system32> and tried typing the the syntax changing username to Jane Doe, then janedoe then jdoenone of them comeback with resultsI even went to C:\Users> and try it again

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