Re: CTRL ALT DEL function disabled locally
From: Steven L Umbach (n9rou_at_n0-spam-for-me-comcast.net)
Date: 05/06/05
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Date: Fri, 6 May 2005 10:08:00 -0500
Keep in mind that if you setup the OU with a Group Policy, that security
option must be disabled - not undefined and the computer account would need
to be moved into that OU and then the computer rebooted. Another thing that
you could try is to use netdom to remove the computer from the domain which
may allow you to access it the way you did before the computer was joined to
the domain. The netdom remove command will remove the computer from the
domain and then place it in a workgroup that has the same name as the
domain. The link below explains netdom in more detail. If all that fails
and since you can not access the registry remotely your best option maybe to
backup the files, rebuild the computer, and then restore the files.
SysInternals makes a free tool called psexec that may allow you to access
the problem computer for a remote command prompt if that would help. ---
Steve
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/library/TechRef/9f921edc-87f5-460e-89ee-9ca56ec1d096.mspx
--- mostly the same for Windows 2000.
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/psexec.shtml
"Chris Redmond" <ChrisRedmond@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:451C0E0D-71EB-4617-B015-6AB549EEC45D@microsoft.com...
> I've tried setting up an OU without the policies. I have even tried
> unplugging it from the network.....Once I added it to the Domain, it
> prompted
> for a reboot. Upon reboot I was immediately locked out without the
> oportunity to fully authenticate it to the domain by signing in.
>
> I've tried your great suggestions, but they have not worked. I was hoping
> there was a back door that could be accessed to change the local security
> policy.
> --
> Thank You,
>
> Chris Redmond
> Supervisor of Information Systems
> Warren Hospital
>
>
> "Chris Redmond" wrote:
>
>> I have a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) System at my hospital that was set
>> up
>> by a third party. Initially they left it as a workgroup with auto login
>> ability. We decided to add it to our Windows Domain but by doing this,
>> our
>> global policy makes users press Ctrl Alt Del to login to the system.
>>
>> This issue at hand is this......
>> Now that it rebooted I cannot press ctrl alt del to log in to the system.
>> The ability to do this was disabled locally but we were unaware of this.
>> I
>> have tried finding a way into the system to do disable this, without
>> luck. I
>> have tried SafeMode, debugging mode, Safe Mode with Command Prompt,
>> Repair,
>> but nothing works. Is there a way into this system without rebuilding
>> it? I
>> have 7 plus months of video that I really can't afford to lose.
>>
>> If anyone has any insight, please let me know....
>>
>> Thank you all in advance
>> Chris Redmond
>> Supervisor of Information Systems
>> Warren Hospital
>> (908) 387-6010
>> ChrisRedmond@warrenhospital.org
>> http://www.warrenhospital.org
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