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Cody Lewis
I am having a problem with a few machines (not all)
Some XP Pro users receiving an error message similar to
the following:
"Windows cannot connect to the domain either because the
domain controller is unavailable or because your computer
account was not found."
when attempting to log on to the domain. Research of the
MS Knowledge Base indicates that this message may be
caused by Local Group security settings (see Q318266).
Q318266 references NT4.0 domain, but the problem is very
similar. To fix it I can join a workgroup then re-join
the domain, however I am having to do this several times
a day for these folks. The computer account is diabled
(red X in active directory) Any ideas?
I also have a server doing the same thing it isn't a DC.
Thanks in advance
Cody
Some XP Pro users receiving an error message similar to
the following:
"Windows cannot connect to the domain either because the
domain controller is unavailable or because your computer
account was not found."
when attempting to log on to the domain. Research of the
MS Knowledge Base indicates that this message may be
caused by Local Group security settings (see Q318266).
Q318266 references NT4.0 domain, but the problem is very
similar. To fix it I can join a workgroup then re-join
the domain, however I am having to do this several times
a day for these folks. The computer account is diabled
(red X in active directory) Any ideas?
I also have a server doing the same thing it isn't a DC.
Thanks in advance
Cody