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by dbedford
Try logging into the computer locally not the domain. Use the local admin account you setup during installation.
From the logon prompt..ctrl-alt-del. Than select options. From the logon drop down menu select the local computer name. Than logon. Once in you can troubleshoot the domain logon issue.
Hope this helps.
by shanghai sam
I tried to get into the options drop down menu; but the menu is not showing the options to choose, instead i am getting a check box to logon using dailup connection. I really appreciate any suggestion you can render.
Thanks
by rnwindahl
I've seen this if you changed the domain name that you used to authenticate to it. The new domain needs to have trusts reestablished. Im assuming this is a Win2K server but depending on if it is a small business server there are a couple of differant ways to add the pc to the domain.
Also in the loggin process you can logon localy or to the domain. Check to see if you can logon localy. It may come down to a simple change to your networking settings. Dont over think this and do something drastic.
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by tamj123
remove the check mark usring dialup connection, then choose "computer_name (this computer) from drop down menu, then logon.
if you don't remember or known local user password, download NT/2000 password Hack for this website:
http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/
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