Or, if it crashes, some. I'd rate it higher if you could reset passwords for only a group at a time, instead of literally every single account that has ever been made on your website. That's sending over 2000 (useless) emails for companies using things like woocommerce!

See support thread - it doesn't email out a working link.

As we all know our members may get lazy with maintaining (updating) their passwords. This really is a nice simple way of resetting everyone's password. I have about 100 user accounts and all of my members were able to quickly and easily change their password. The Password Reset Link they receive in their email is really great! One of the other benefits of this plugin is it quickly helps you identify user accounts with defunct email addresses. I simply deleted these accounts thereby forcing users with outdated email accounts to re-register. A couple of suggestions: #1. Reset All Passwords in the morning. This gives users enough time to reset their passwords before the link expires. #2. When installing the plugin, add the following css code to your Customizer's Custom CSS. This will nudge your users to choose strong passwords. Note - install this css code before resetting all passwords. .pw-weak { display: none !important; } I will use this plugin to force all of my members to change their passwords on an annual basis. Great job Andy!

This plugin does what it says on the tin. Works with multisite. Simply run it from the main blog in the network. Then delete it. Gotcha: it runs thorugh all users in a single request, so it may time out if your network has more than, say, 500 users.. Depending on your server env, you may not even see an error page, so you won't know which users were processed and which ones are pending.

This does what it says on the tin, and for that I am grateful! However, if you have iThemes Security installed, with the 'hide backend' feature, you will want to turn that feature off before resetting the passwords. Or you will find yourself unable to use the reset link that gets sent in the email.

Worked fine on my blog. Thanks