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The security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust..
We have a single Site single Domain (xyz.com) which contain following 3 Domain Controllers: 1- DC1 (PDC, windows server 2012 R2, a hyper-v virtual server) 2- DC2 (Secondary DC, windows server En...
Perhaps you could try disconnecting the Ethernet cable then input your user credentials again and then plug in the Ethernet cable backMohammed Ullah
- This is the way, thanks very much
- Thank you!!
- Unfortunately, the ethernet unplug and re-plug did not work for me, it's a first time login on this laptop so it says "We can't sign you in with these credentials because your domain isn't available. Etc. etc."
- I've just logged in to say thankyou for this. Unplugging the ethernet sounds really lame, but that did the trick. I was able to log on, still with my domain credentials, and go through the domain joining procedure again. It worked after a reboot. I don't know what caused this, possibly the primary user changing their domain password earlier in the day.
- The same thing just happened to me this morning. I didn't think the "unplugging" method would work but it sure did the job. I just plugged it back in after my computer loaded.
@Amogelang Disconnecting the ethernet worked perfectly by using cached credentials and then bringing back on the network coupled with a domain disjoin/rejoin. Thank you.
- Thank you Amogelang !!! This worked for me!
