Adam
January 10th 04, 10:38 AM
Remove the user name and do not type a password.
Workgroups do not support domain logons.
>-----Original Message-----
>Folks,
>
>I have problems logging into windows after a made the
>following change to my company laptop (Which had a domain
>name)
>
>I used the Network identification wizard by clicking on
My
>computer and going to the "computer name" tab>Network ID
>and chose the option from "This computer is for home use
>and is not part of a business network". After I applied
>the settings and restarted the computer, the computer
does
>not allow me to log in. In the login screen, when I use
my
>login name and password, it fails to log in.
>
>Navigation: Right click on My
Computer>Properties>Computer
>Name>Network ID>select This computer is for home use and
>is not part of a business network.>Apply>OK>Restart the
>computer
>.
>
Workgroups do not support domain logons.
>-----Original Message-----
>Folks,
>
>I have problems logging into windows after a made the
>following change to my company laptop (Which had a domain
>name)
>
>I used the Network identification wizard by clicking on
My
>computer and going to the "computer name" tab>Network ID
>and chose the option from "This computer is for home use
>and is not part of a business network". After I applied
>the settings and restarted the computer, the computer
does
>not allow me to log in. In the login screen, when I use
my
>login name and password, it fails to log in.
>
>Navigation: Right click on My
Computer>Properties>Computer
>Name>Network ID>select This computer is for home use and
>is not part of a business network.>Apply>OK>Restart the
>computer
>.
>