Re: Log on problems
From: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] (lanwench_at_heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmail.atyahoo.com)
Date: 05/31/04
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Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 09:20:58 -0400
Bring your laptop back to work and ask the admin to re-join it to the
domain.
You didn't need to make this change, you know...you can access your
workgroup computer shares/printers without changing your computer's domain
membership.
You can't log in now unless you know the local admin login name & password -
and even if you do, you can't open your old profile or rejoin the domain
yourself at home.
Steve wrote:
> I made a big mistake. My laptop with Windows 2000 was
> configured with my work network domain. Each time I log
> on I must Cntrl-Alt-Delete and put in my user ID and
> password. I'm not certain how, but it somehow verifies
> that information even when I am not connected to the
> network. While trying to set up my home networking and
> access a printer I changed the domain name on my laptop.
> I changed it to the network I had set up on my other PC.
> Now after rebooting, I cannot log on to my laptop. It
> says that the user name, password, or domain are not
> correct. It then sends me back to the Cntrl-Alt-Delete
> and I begin the process again. Blank user ID and
> password doesn't work and neither does the user ID and
> password I have used for the past 3 months. How can I
> get around this and put the old domain name back in the
> system setup?
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