Change password
From: JR (jrkim_mail@yahoo.com)
Date: 09/11/02
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From: "JR" <jrkim_mail@yahoo.com> Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2002 11:00:09 -0700
If your laptop has local user account which is the same as
domain user account, I think you are getting confused.
You changed password for domain user account, but if you
have local user account with same account name, you are
using machinename\local user account. Log on with no
domain selected and changed to machine name on cnt-alt-del
screen and use same account name and old password to
logon. Cntl-alt-del to change local user account password.
JR
>-----Original Message-----
> Yes I logg in using my user and domain but I think that
>when I change the password on the server my laptop didnt
>get the update, because if I use another PC I can use the
>new password.
>>-----Original Message-----
>> One idea. When you log on using the laptop are you
>>logging in as the User on the Domain or as a User on the
>>laptop? In you are logging in as the User on the laptop
>>it would explain this.
>> If you are logging as the User on the laptop, you
will
>>need to add the Domain User name to the list of users
>>allowed to log onto the laptop in the laptop.
>> Dean
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>> I change my network password on the server but my
>laptop
>>>with win2000 cant enter with the new password I have to
>>>use the old one, how can I change the password in my
>>>laptop so it can be the same on the server and can
enter
>>>to the network
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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