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This article explains how to reset or change your NetID password if you know your current or expired password and already have a profile set up.


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Resetting your NetID password

  1. Go to netid.usf.edu
  2. Click on Change your NetID Password
  3. Log in using your USF email and password
  4. Enter your old password in the old password field (see below)
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  5. Enter your new password in both new password fields (see above)
  6. Click Submit

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Password Requirements

Guidelines for creating your password are as follows: 

  • Don’t use a phrase you can find as a single entry in a dictionary.
  • Don’t use a password that you have previously used.
  • Your password must be 12 characters or longer.
  • Complexity (additional numbers, special characters, etc.) is no longer required.
  • Always use a different password for each of your accounts (work, personal banking, etc.) to ensure that if one account is compromised, your other accounts are still protected and consider acquiring/implementing a password manager to make this easy to manage. 

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Unlocking your NetID Account

Account should unlock on their own after 30 minutes of last attempted log in. These are steps you can take to try to unlock your NetID account on your own.

  1. Go to netid.usf.edu
  2. Click Forgot your password.
  3. Enter your USF email address and the randomly generated password and click Next.
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  4. Select I know my password, but still can't log in and click Next.
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  5. Select and perform a verification method.
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  6. If completed correctly, you will see the following message.
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