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# How to Change Your Password

Change your fixed TCS password while you're logged in.

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**Use this when** you want to change your fixed TCS password.
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### Open your settings

Log in to TCS. In the menu bar on the right, click your **username**.
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### Change your password

On the settings page, enter your old password and your new password, then save.

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For security, TCS reminds you to change your password **every 90 days**.
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<summary>Keywords</summary>

Also called: change password, update password, new password. Search terms: change password, password, settings, 90 days.

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