Locked Out After Changing Your Password

Learn why your NCU account can lock after a password change, usually from devices still using your old password, and how to stop it.

Changed your NCU password and now your account keeps locking? It's almost always a device still trying your old password. Here's how to find it and stop it.

Right after you change your password

Update every device and app that signs in with your NCU account, especially these:

Check	What to do
NCU-Secure Wi-Fi on every device	Forget NCU-Secure and reconnect with your new password: laptop, phone, tablet, and anything else. See How To: Forget a Wi-Fi Network and Reconnect.
Email on your phone	Open the Outlook app or Mail app and sign in again when asked.
Teams, OneDrive, and Office apps	Sign in again when they ask. Do it on every computer you use.
Mac Keychain	If your Mac keeps asking, open Keychain Access, search for NCU or Office, and delete old saved entries.
Old devices	An old phone or tablet in a drawer can still be on Wi-Fi trying your old password. Turn it off or update it.

If you're already locked out

• A lockout clears on its own after a short time. Wait, then sign in with your new password.
• If it keeps happening, something is still using your old password. Go through the list above again.
• Still stuck? Call the IT Service Desk at 612.343.4170 or visit Miller Hall 226.