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What errors are they getting?<br />
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Is this happening on 2 different machines but only for these 2 users?<br />
Have you tried other machines that are definately working on the domain?
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What errors are they getting?

Is this happening on 2 different machines but only for these 2 users?
Have you tried other machines that are definately working on the domain?

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Please be more specific as to the error message.
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Please be more specific as to the error message.

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this is happening on two different machines as far as i know right now. &nbsp;only the one user is not being able to logon to the domain as well as not being able to logon to the local machine. &nbsp;i cannot remember the exact error but it has something to do with security settings??
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this is happening on two different machines as far as i know right now.  only the one user is not being able to logon to the domain as well as not being able to logon to the local machine.  i cannot remember the exact error but it has something to do with security settings??

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It would be helpful if we had the full error message as this would give a better indication of what the problem might be.
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It would be helpful if we had the full error message as this would give a better indication of what the problem might be.

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i have two users that this morning they could not log onto the local machine and received and security error. &nbsp;also one of the user cannot logon to the domain either but the other can. &nbsp;i am very confused and need help. &nbsp;what can i do
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i have two users that this morning they could not log onto the local machine and received and security error.  also one of the user cannot logon to the domain either but the other can.  i am very confused and need help.  what can i do

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