Fix "The security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation"

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[@rabinchatterjee4637]

I dont know why so many dislikes, this thing works. Thankyou sooo muchhh

[@richman117]

It works but it is just a band aid fix. Something causes this such as DNS issues.

[@shangtsung1981]

Cause the music is God awful?!?!?

[@kal220]

This brought me back to life from one error after another. Thanks! Great video!

[@nursyaf9358]

whatever other ppl says. I give it a big thumbs up. Save my day! thanks!!!

[@Kazzachat]

Thanks. This helped me eliminate the problem and restore the SQL Server to the Domain Controller.
Eamonn Wootten : ensure the computer you are using as your DC is running...

[@vincentaubourg7507]

Thanks a lot. It's working in W2016 Server.

[@shanephillips8388]

This worked for me! It was the first time logged on to the computer with a domain account. Are there any instances where this wouldn't work to fix that error? Or other instances when simply resetting the computer in Active Directory would be better or worse?

[@tmucher]

or just reset the Computer in the AD "Computers"

[@rakeshkotian6761]

What if dont have any local account to login?

[@hiagosousa4475]

Thanks my friend

[@clarkac1]

Thanks, works perfectly

[@nguyenquan7701]

Very good...... Thanks.

[@kalpakrasam8908]

This error came in my exchange server that was connected in domain. I used this method but my all exchange configuration was lost. So what i supposed to do?

[@pankajjaiswal400]

restore from tobmstone , congrats for following such crap videos

[@IronboOoy]

Thanks it fixed my problem. :)

[@igorekillgod6758]

Yep that fixed it. Thanks

[@wootten09]

When I go to change back to normal domain I get an error saying "An Active Directory Domain Controller (AD DC) for the domain "cww.pep.pvt" could not be contacted.
I have the domain name correct.

[@narenraja1756]

Check the DNS IP in your computer.

[@mauricerankin9276]

Nice and thanks it worked. :-)

[@wilfrieddongo3139]

This is a simple case. How do you fix it if all the local users are disabled ?

[@arabgulo]

Use hirensboot ir other software to reactivarse and reset password of your local admin account

[@MuhammadAshraf-gm8nr]

Thanx Alot

[@vipulbins]

Thanks

[@shunorrr]

is there a way to fix it without leaving the domain?

[@rhdtv2002]

i usually click restart later and then rejoining without having to reboot twice. it always works for me.

[@TheGeminiking1987]

Yo that is right. I do that all the time.

[@stephenp9059]

Yes there is, choose 'Network ID" under computer name and then follow the prompts.

[@JemmyBubbles]

Sounds a lot like an eric johnson song ?

[@otapi]

Congratulations, you just removed the profile of the domain user from the machine. So, everything has to be reinstalled and set up again. No it's not a good solution for the issue.

[@KmSiDevastate]

Uh, no, not even close. The profile remains on the computer. Don't know where you get your information from, you must be guessing.

[@otapi]

@@KmSiDevastate I had to remove a machine from domain due other reason once and removing the machine from the corp domain removes all the domain user's profile data. Probable this setting can be changed by the domain administrators, but that would be against the security policy of the company.

[@jarlestr1]

What a waste

[@S2100211]

Get rid of the music. It sucks.