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What service is loggin this ? Source= ?<br />

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Right Click on &quot;My Computer&quot;-&gt;Properties-&gt;Net<wbr />work Identification-&gt;Properties<wbr />-&gt;Change to workgroup-&gt;Reboot-&gt;Join the AD again<br />
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I've saw this question several months ago, cause you change the name of your workstation or delete the computer account on your Domain Controller.<br />
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Certainly,I think must be some other ways to resolve it, but I've settled it by this way.<br />
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Hope it helps...<br />
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Adam
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Right Click on "My Computer"->Properties->Network Identification->Properties->Change to workgroup->Reboot->Join the AD again

I've saw this question several months ago, cause you change the name of your workstation or delete the computer account on your Domain Controller.

Certainly,I think must be some other ways to resolve it, but I've settled it by this way.

Hope it helps...

Adam

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Housenet,<br />
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sotce = Userenv
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Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. Return value (1722). <br />
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An application log error one of my servers get.<br />
Any idea as to what causes it?
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Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. Return value (1722). 

An application log error one of my servers get.
Any idea as to what causes it?

Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. Return value (1722).

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