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When I logon to my domain from my Windows XP workstation I am getting the following error (click the link to see pic).

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k220/joe43wv/NETLOGONerror.jpg

Any suggestions on how to fix this?
No, it is on the domain because my password is about to expire and it is prompting me to change it because it is going to go dead in the next 5 days.

By: Joe M

i need to get into the administrator account on this computer that was givin to me it has windows xp professional and it must have a domain or group or something on it i can get to command.con and net user then it gives me this big speal like username [accounts : ] [password :] [options :] and some other ones and i don’t know what to do

By: rte6620012001

OK here it goes…I run Windows 2000 Server (With SP4) for my domain controller at home (yep…Im a big time computer Geek!)…at school and all that we run Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 Server for domain controllers (as well as one or two Old NT 4.0 servers out there for storage, which will probally be replaced soon)
My Infrastucture will most likely stay under Windows 2000 server until about 2010 or so, becuase 2000 is still an up to date server system (although in mainsream support), and It is very stable, etc

here’s my question: what do you use as your server OS? Windows Server 2003? Windows 2000 Server? WIndows NT? Novell? Linux?

By: murphjames@sbcglobal.net

My computer anytime I try to login to Windows it says no DOMAIN controller could be found, whats the best way to resolve this.?

By: Chuck N

Does anyone know of any book, a semi practical book, that teaches you how to set up a domain network using Windows?

Can I have the title and publiser and hopfully the ISDN number?

By: Street Smart

Just wondering if anyone has seen this before, In Windows XP, the screensaver is turned on to come on in 1 minute and has a password to turn it off. The person didnt actually turn this on, it jus automatically happened. Screensaver is turned off in the registry and there are no group policies on the domain to allow this or to lock it out.. any ideas?
the user also has admin access

By: yeskezchemsirer

Hi
i am a user in Active directory user group , In windows 2003 Server standard domain Controller
I hav winXp Prof, and as i logged on domain I cant view Internet Protocal (TCP/IP ) properties since it is grayed out
Can anybody help me out from group policy or security settings

By: Deepak K

I have one yahoo email account and hotmail account for receiving email from friends.

I also have one GMail account for use with online forums, contacting technical support from various companies, local bank account, and account registration with any organization.

Yahoo is always keep on delaying in deliver the email messages to my inbox. So, I plan to use my yahoo id only for yahoo services.

I also ever experience delay problem in receiving email message in my hotmail account from my friend. But, it is such a nightmare for me even only one time delay. So, I use hotmail for sending & receiving email only from people with hotmail domain, and Windows Live services.

I will not accept any reason for the delays.

I want to register an email account (other than Yahoo, hotmail and gmail) and the provider must meet my following requirements:
- Never have anyone complain about delay, or totally never delay.
- Allow me to create folder.
- Free
- unlimited storage

Any suggestion?
Email provider who provide at least 3GB storage are also accepted.
Sometimes in special situation (like emergency e.g.) I need to receive the email immediately.

I’m only a student studying in local university. My budget is very limited. Plus, I don’t have a credit/Debit card and will not opt for one before I graduate.

By: cshong1987

We have an internal and external Domain Name server with Windows 2003 server, we add and modify domains using the windows application,
Is there any way to register changes and adds that we do as logs that say what was done, where and by whom?

Thanks,

By: Kauffmann

I have one domain user who gets an “Access Denied” message when he tries to access the subfolders and files for the shared folder called Finance. This is a new user I added in Active Directory today. He was given access to other Shared Folders and has no problem accessing those shared folders. This is a Windows Server 2003 domain and my domain user has Windows XP Professional.

I reset his password in Active Directory and had him create a new one, but this didn’t solve the problem. Can anyone help on this problem?
The Share Folder has Everyone listed for permissions and has the domain user listed under the Security tab with full permissions.
This problem is resolved. For some reason there was an issue on the files server for that specific share folder. I had to take ownership of the share folder and add the appropriate users in permissions. Thanks for your help.

By: Ayala