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No local domain - locked out of nt
Name: littleninja Date: August 25, 2004 at 12:47:15 Pacific OS: Windows NT CPU/Ram: 133Mhz 40MB Ram
Comment:
I have a 4.0 workstation that I got from one of our divisions that we no longer have and consequently, the NT domain they used. When I try to logon it tells me the the domain is not available. It is not connected to any network but still will not let me logon locally. How can I access this workstation? In the drop down box for the domains the 'local' domain does not exist. I have the correct Administrator password as NT checks it and verifies it but it returns intself to the Ctrl-Alt-Del login screen. PLEASE HELP.
Name: Rick McNabb Date: September 28, 2004 at 14:45:41 Pacific
Reply:
They may have diable the ability to log on locally (except for an administrator). You need a password hack, if there is an Administrator acccount on it.
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