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First link from NADIR - under NTDSUTIL cleanup operation.<br />
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That'll fix things.<br />
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First link from NADIR - under NTDSUTIL cleanup operation.

That'll fix things.



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I had created a 2nd domain in my AD forest, then the server crashed leaving me with no way to dcpromo. &nbsp;Is there a way to remove it from my Domain and Trusts list? &nbsp;This happened several months ago and I thought it would be removed automatically. &nbsp;Also there is a trust relationship still showing from the 1st domain but &quot;Remove&quot; is not allowed. &nbsp;I was hoping there might be an ASDI Edit method to remove it.<br />
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Thanks,<br />

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I had created a 2nd domain in my AD forest, then the server crashed leaving me with no way to dcpromo.  Is there a way to remove it from my Domain and Trusts list?  This happened several months ago and I thought it would be removed automatically.  Also there is a trust relationship still showing from the 1st domain but "Remove" is not allowed.  I was hoping there might be an ASDI Edit method to remove it.

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Delete Domain that has no Servers

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