changed to a domain and cant login

I changed my computer to a domain logon and after restart it asked for the
username and password, but now it says it is not correct , i was just trying
to network them and I dont know the admin password or name if there is one is
there anything I can do to switch it back to a non domain computer logon?

System Properties-Computer Name-Change-select Workgroup

"michael" wrote:

I changed my computer to a domain logon and after restart it asked for the
username and password, but now it says it is not correct , i was just trying
to network them and I dont know the admin password or name if there is one is
there anything I can do to switch it back to a non domain computer logon?

"michael" wrote in message
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I changed my computer to a domain logon and after restart it asked for the
username and password, but now it says it is not correct , i was just
trying
to network them and I dont know the admin password or name if there is one
is
there anything I can do to switch it back to a non domain computer logon?


Well, for a start, do you have a domain?
That means a server machine set up as a domain controller.

You can't join a domain unless that domain already exists, ie someone has
set up a domain controller on the network.

If you just have regular PCs on the LAN, there is no domain, just a
workgroup.

If there is a domain, then you need to click the button to expand the logon
window to reveal the Domain box.
Now, you need to select which user account you wish to log on with. The
local PC user account, or the Domain user account. These are totally
different accounts. The username / password for the user account Ron on my
local PC ( localPC\Ron ) is different to domain\Ron.

If you can't log on to your domain user account, you need to get the domain
admin to re-set your acount and password on thedomain so you can log on. If
you want to log onto a local machine account you used in a workgroup, then
you need to select the local PC in the domain box.

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Best Regards,
Ron Lowe
MS-MVP Windows Networking