Login Problem

the profile is not being cached to the system properly.
Log in as administrator,
Backup data, remove the profile (make sure you have proper permissions to add a user first).
then rename the users directory to something else.
then log off, log back on as administrator. Re-add the user to the system. reboot. Logon as the user, copy data folders to the new profile created.
Does this correct the problem?

If the cable is disconnected it cannot access the Domain.

It's like saying the computer will not turn on if I unplug the Power Cord and remove the battery no one would expect it to work if it's removed from any power source. It's just the same here remove it from the Network Connection and it is unable to access the network.

Plug the lead back in and provided the settings are correct it will connect to the Domain.

Col

A cached copy of your Domain Profile should have been stored on the Notebook. You should be able to logon to the Notebook when you are not connected to the Domain.

If you have Policies enforced in Group Policy that remove the Cached Profile when you log off you will not be able to logon to the Workstation.

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