Cached credentials.

I have a user unable to logon to his laptop with cached credentials. Gets
the "no domain controller available" message. Using XP SP2 on a new Dell
Latitude. Other accounts on the laptop can logon with cached creds. only
this user has a problem. I even deleted his user profile and created a new
one, same symptoms. All users are members of the same domain and all
security settings apply domain wide. Any ideas what is happening?


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