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Double click Client for MS Networks and make sure the &quot;Log on to Windows NT domain&quot; box is checked and that an appropriate domain name is entered in the box. 
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Double click Client for MS Networks and make sure the "Log on to Windows NT domain" box is checked and that an appropriate domain name is entered in the box.

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Did this just start happening or is this a new installation or did you change something?<br />
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My first suspicion would be to check to make sure that you are connected to the network. If you are not making a connection to the network for one reason or another (bad NIC, cable problem, etc.) you will not be promted to login even though you chose the client for MS NWs.<br />
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Did this just start happening or is this a new installation or did you change something?

My first suspicion would be to check to make sure that you are connected to the network. If you are not making a connection to the network for one reason or another (bad NIC, cable problem, etc.) you will not be promted to login even though you chose the client for MS NWs.



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I am connected to the network and no matter when I reboot, The logon for the domain does not appear. Please advise. Thanks!
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I am connected to the network and no matter when I reboot, The logon for the domain does not appear. Please advise. Thanks!

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I have checked the network properties and made sure that my primary network logon is selected to 'Client for Microsoft Networks&quot;. When I reboot the machine, I only see the Username and Password logon and no Domain. Is there anything I've missed?
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I have checked the network properties and made sure that my primary network logon is selected to 'Client for Microsoft Networks". When I reboot the machine, I only see the Username and Password logon and no Domain. Is there anything I've missed?

Cant Logon to domain through windows logon

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