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thank you so much, I just started a new sys admin job 2 months in and my boss left on vacation. an old windows 7 machines comes in with this error and this worked to get the user back into the machine
This video quite literally saved my ass today - I had a new hire coming in this morning and 30 minutes before I couldn't get their account to sign on to the computer. Turned out the device was indeed somehow deleted in AD. Thank you Kelvin for this helpful video! Liked and subscribed
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Thing is, the device I'm trying to sign into with this problem, is the server, so I can't change anything about it from the server because the device with the problem, is the server
I am having same issue but the PC is not disabled and has not been deleted. The PC is not showing at all in AD. I do see the PC and can connect remotely using our CW tool. When logging in it does indicate that it is connected to our domain. Please if you have any suggestions!
Hello Melissa, you could do the following Go to your domain server or computer where active directory service is installed. Launch Active Directory Administrative Centre > Select the right domain name and select Deleted Object. Search for the computer and see if it's there. If not, you will have to rejoin the computer to the domain.
Hello, was this a domain computer? If this is a domain computer and you changed the name, it will not work. This means the computer does not more exist in your domain server. You could ask your IT Administrator for assistance
Is the problem now resolved? If this is an office laptop, you will need to contact your local IT help-desk to assist you fixed the problem. Probably a problem with the device and domain server
Hi Azel, Probably someone have deleted the computer from your deleted objects. If it is deleted from "deleted objects" you will not be able to restore it from Administrative center.
thanks for the info, when I rejoin, it creates a new username with another desketop, how can i do so it log in to the same user name with the same desktope as before.? thanks
Hi, can you check Active Directory Administrative Center to see if the device is deleted or listed there. Also check your Active Directory if the device is still there. You will need to delete the device from Active Directory before trying to join it again.
Hello Cheng, thanks for watching my video. Please can you verify the following: 1. Can you check Active Directory if the users account is not locked out 2. Can you check the user logon name in AD and make sure the right upn suffix is selected. 3. The computer the user is using, can someone else logon to the domain environment from it? Ask another user to use the computer and see if it works for the user. 4. Probably the computer is disabled in AD, check to be sure the computer is not disabled in AD Can you verify the above and please update if you were able to fix the problem or not. Thanks for reaching out.
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This video has been very helpful for my personal use
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thank you so much, I just started a new sys admin job 2 months in and my boss left on vacation. an old windows 7 machines comes in with this error and this worked to get the user back into the machine
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This video quite literally saved my ass today - I had a new hire coming in this morning and 30 minutes before I couldn't get their account to sign on to the computer. Turned out the device was indeed somehow deleted in AD. Thank you Kelvin for this helpful video! Liked and subscribed
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i like this informative vedio.. waaaw.... we need more like this tutorial.. to solve common problems we see in network.
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Thanks man this saved me a lot
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Helpful! Thank you!
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my domain server is not open show the same error when i try to open my domain login
Very informative. Thank you for the great work.
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Thing is, the device I'm trying to sign into with this problem, is the server, so I can't change anything about it from the server because the device with the problem, is the server
I am having same issue but the PC is not disabled and has not been deleted. The PC is not showing at all in AD. I do see the PC and can connect remotely using our CW tool. When logging in it does indicate that it is connected to our domain. Please if you have any suggestions!
Hello Melissa, you could do the following
Go to your domain server or computer where active directory service is installed. Launch Active Directory Administrative Centre > Select the right domain name and select Deleted Object. Search for the computer and see if it's there. If not, you will have to rejoin the computer to the domain.
Hey..I got this issue after I renamed the computer. Can you tell me how I can fix this?
Hello, was this a domain computer? If this is a domain computer and you changed the name, it will not work. This means the computer does not more exist in your domain server. You could ask your IT Administrator for assistance
Its work for me, thank you very much
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What if the computer appears in your AD and not in deleted objects but, still has the trust relationship message?
Then you will need to check if the computer was disabled.
Hey Kelv, this was awesome. Thanks soo much
It Worked. Thanks.
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I have a system that's deleted from AD, and it's not logging into the previous profile
Hi, When a device is deleted from AD, you can restore it from Active Directory Administrative Center.
Does the device not have a local admin profile?
2 3 days ago i got my office laptop and i was unable to login,same error was showing here
Is the problem now resolved? If this is an office laptop, you will need to contact your local IT help-desk to assist you fixed the problem. Probably a problem with the device and domain server
and what if i could not find in delete item?
Do you perhaps know why it won't show up at all?
Hello Freddy, Is the device joined to a domain server? When was the last time the device have contact with a domain server?
wow great job thanks.
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What if the computer is not among the deleted objects?
Hi Azel, Probably someone have deleted the computer from your deleted objects.
If it is deleted from "deleted objects" you will not be able to restore it from Administrative center.
thanks man
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thanks for the info, when I rejoin, it creates a new username with another desketop, how can i do so it log in to the same user name with the same desktope as before.? thanks
Hi, can you check Active Directory Administrative Center to see if the device is deleted or listed there. Also check your Active Directory if the device is still there. You will need to delete the device from Active Directory before trying to join it again.
I reinstall AD, and create the user manually, users can not login, the same error as your video provided. How can I solve this?
Hello Cheng, thanks for watching my video. Please can you verify the following:
1. Can you check Active Directory if the users account is not locked out
2. Can you check the user logon name in AD and make sure the right upn suffix is selected.
3. The computer the user is using, can someone else logon to the domain environment from it? Ask another user to use the computer and see if it works for the user.
4. Probably the computer is disabled in AD, check to be sure the computer is not disabled in AD
Can you verify the above and please update if you were able to fix the problem or not.
Thanks for reaching out.
@@Kelvglobal I tried to rejoin the domain, then it can use the new account login, and no data lost. Thanks for your reply.
It helps me to 👍
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You saved my ass! thank you very much KelvGlobal ICT!
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