Change Customer Password In Admin - Magento 2
ghoster/changecustomerpassword
Allows administrators to change customer passwords directly from the customer edit page in the admin panel. Includes a command-line interface for password updates.
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Tested on Magento 2.4.8-p3
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Loaded from GitHubChange Customer Password In Admin - Magento 2
composer require ghoster/changecustomerpassword
Change Customer Password In Admin Magento 2 module is implements the form in customer edit which allow admin change customer password directly like old-fashion way Magento 1.

Main Features
- Add a quick update Password button to customer view in Admin
Command-line usage
Call the console command and pass the customers email address and the new password.
bin/magento customer:change-password test@example.com password123
If customer accounts are not shared between websites, a website code has to be specified with the --website or -w
option.
bin/magento customer:change-password --website base test@example.com password123
Installation with Composer
- Connect to your server with SSH
- Navigation to your project and run these commands
composer require ghoster/changecustomerpassword
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
rm -rf pub/static/*
rm -rf var/*
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
Installation without Composer
- Download the files from github: Direct download link
- Extract archive and copy all directories to app/code/GhoSter/ChangeCustomerPassword
- Go to project home directory and execute these commands
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
rm -rf pub/static/*
rm -rf var/*
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
Licence
Open Software License (OSL 3.0)
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