Moreover, I'm seeing some weird results from the DCDiag test you had me run I don't understand why or how it would be a problem to use external Nameservers for forwarders!? Isn't that precisely what they are for?? Brand Representative for Lepide. Please make sure that you run Dcdiag test using Domain administrator creadentials. It has to be a server side issue?
The dcom error is expected. Also Rupesh is correct your first dcdiag looks like it was run in a regular cmd propmt. Please rerun them as admin. We discovered this inadvertently two years ago when we were testing GPO's to remove SMB1 support: there were two XP machines in the OU that lost all connection to the domain after they picked up the policy. This was my first thought. This may be the only situation where I will ever recommend you make sure SMB1 is on. I think I've figured it out Did not know this was possible Good job, Microsoft!
I got a free laptop from a company that went out of business. It runs WinXP. I followed the WinXP wizard setup and made my desktop computer the primary hub.
When I browse the network on the laptop, it shows workgroups from the now-defunct company, but not my local network. Any ideas on how to get around this? The main thing I want is file sharing. Is there a way to get in otherwise? Login as Administrator and create a new account or change the password. Before you reinstall from scratch, losing anything you have installed on the computer, there is one more possibility: use a Password Recovery tool.
The downside is, if any files are encrypted, then they are lost forever. Has anyone used the recovery system to recover to an earlier time? That is what I did and my settings were restored to their original status. I have a similar thing happened on my computer. I changed the Network Domain into Workgroup and later immediately changed to the previous domain. With the same old login credentials, I was taken to a virgin default desktop.
All efforts to retrieve my old desktop and documents proved abortive. I tried google desktop search to look for my files to no avail. I dont know what to do and I need to know! Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am a network admin. My favorite program is Windows Password Reset Kit 1. It has helped me a lot. I have recently reloaded my domain controller and this has caused all clients to lose the trust relationship. How do I reactivate it without losing user settings?
I have the same problem as Thomas…. How do I reset the domain to the previous domain name……. I am struggling with the same issue on changed domain. I was given a work computer but altered the domain name but now when I attempt to log in, I get the message the domain name is incorrect. I have admin rights to the computer but I see nowhere in system registry where to change domain settings.
Any help would be great. This same thing happened on my computer. Or if one of you know it, please tell me. And we're finished. After the XP computer boots to Control-Alt-Delete you may need to change it from logging onto itself which will use the local info to logging onto the domain. Then select the domain from the drop-down box. About me. Main page. Contact me.
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