I purchase a used computer that was a part of a company domain. I removed it from the domain. I cannot login.

This sounds like a company that I wouldn't want to work with for any extended period of time. Thankfully, once you purchase domain names they are yours to do with what you wish and there is no law stating that you must leave your domains with that company. People transfer domains from one management registrar to another all the time.

This website gives you a good explanation of everything and will take you through the steps of getting it transferred if this is what you would like to do.

http://www.active-domain.com/domain-transfer/

I personally use GoDaddy because I can do zone updates myself. It's quick, easy and pretty reliable.


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Personally, for a company I would recommend you get a domain name (they are often on sale on GoDaddy for under $2). Login to your domain account page and you can find an option to add an email account to your domain. If you already have a web-hosting account, email is normally included. Before purchasing the option for a mailbox, ensure that this is not already included in your account.

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Where are you trying to login and what exactly is giving you the message?

If you are trying to login to your computer, try powering it off and then turn it back on again to check if the login problem goes away.

Click on More option in Login POP UP Windows. Select local computer instead of Domain and then type local amdinistrator user name & Password
to get into compoter. Once you login into laptop, check IP configuration in LAN Card setting. If needed remove computer from domain and rejoin it.

It sounds like you might be dealing with 2 issues here.

When you setup a one way trust they are non-transitive. What this means is one of the domains (say A) is the Trusting domain and the other (B) is the Trusted domain. If you are familiar with the graphic presentations of trust relationships think of 2 circles, one labeled A and the other B. There would be an arrow pointing towards domain B from domain A. Users in B can use resources in A. Users in A cannot access resources in B. Global groups from B can be used in A, but not vice versa. Domain B will appear in the login box in the A computers, but Domain A will not appear in the Domain B login screen.Users and groups in a trusting domain cannot be assigned permissions, rights, or access to a trusted domain. If you want all users to be able to use resources in all domains then you would have to setup 2 way Trust Relationships.

The issue that you are having with users having to relogin may be tied to a domain server not copying down login information to all other servers on the network. Make sure that all of your primary domain servers are setup to speak to all of your other primary and secondary domain servers.

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Ok after assiging a workgroup to the domain, plz make sure u gpupdate ur system , certain times it does take 60mins for changes to take effect.

Regards.

The resolution and workaround to solve the error is as below.

1. Login to the Windows 2003 domain controller, and delete the computer account object from the Active Directory by using Microsoft Management Console (MMC) which you can always access from “Manage Your Server”.
2. Log-in to the PC workstation as local administrator. If you cannot logon as local administrator, try to unplug the network cable and logon to the computer by using a domain administrator user that used to logon on the PC before, by using cached logon credentials feature.
3. Go to Control Panel, then click on System icon, then go to Computer Name tab.
4. Unjoin the computer from the domain by clicking on “Change”. You should see that Domain button is now selected. Remember your domain name in the text box. Select (Click) on “Workgroup” to remove the computer from the domain, and put any workgroup name in the text box (e.g. workgroup).
5. Click OK to exit.
6. Restart the computer (optional)
7. Go back to the Control Panel, launch System properties and then go to Computer Name tab, and click on “Change”.
8. Rejoin the domain by uncheck the Workgroup button and select (check) Domain button, and put in the domain name noted above into the text box.
9. Click OK to exit.
10. Reboot the PC.

This should solve the unable to logon to domain error, without changing or losing the user profiles on AD.

See your domain admin. for your kerberos domain key etc. I don't suppose you can tell us where the fingerprint thing comes in?

Use the administrator default user to login press CTRL,ALT and DELETE type administrator for the user and hit enter