SQL SERVER 2012 Database Engine login issues

I've installed MS SQL SERVER 2012 Standard Edition. WHat i'm facing now is the SQL SERVER will auto change my "sa" login password to soemthing else. I had put a password to "xxx", but when login to "sa" account using SQL Authentication
mode, it will prompt login failed for user "sa".
So, i change to WIndow Authentication mode and login , then from there i change the "sa" password to the original value. Now i login again with the password using SQL authentication and it works.
 But my question is - Why the password will auto change after sometime? does it relate to sticter security policy in SQL SERVER 2012?
Please advice.

No, it can't change that on its own.
Please recall whether during troubleshooting, you have changed the password and tried.
Also, please check if due to any reason was there any job doing this for you unknowingly, may be some password changed sometime and its getting changed now and then and its getting reset.
We too do something sometime which we forget.
Please check in your team internally on it.
Santosh Singh

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    see
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    Hello,
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  • SQL Server 2012 Installed KB2793634 and it completed successfully but display error in the event log

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    Hi,
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  • Sharepoint 2013 SSRS Interaction with Sql Server 2012 Reporting Services connecting to Sql Server 2008 R2 database

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