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I ended up joining it to the domain and waiting probably and hour+ for the Please Wait.. to go away. &nbsp;I finally went away and I was able to log on to the domain. &nbsp;
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I ended up joining it to the domain and waiting probably and hour+ for the Please Wait.. to go away.  I finally went away and I was able to log on to the domain.  

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This solution was the way to go. &nbsp;I didn't need to run the Network Identification Wizard, just need to wait and let Vista do its thing. &nbsp;
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This solution was the way to go.  I didn't need to run the Network Identification Wizard, just need to wait and let Vista do its thing.  

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The situation is that I mistakenly delete a computer account in AD. &nbsp;When the user came in and tried to login he got a trust relationship error. &nbsp;So my remedy was to disjoin from the domain and join the domain again. &nbsp;I renamed the computer when I disjoined and name it the same name when I rejoined. &nbsp;However I got stuck at the PLEASE WAIT... screen. <br />
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I then turned the computer off &nbsp;and logged on locally disjoined from the domain and renamed the computer, restarted and joined the domain again and I am still getting the Please Wait message. <br />
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I checked AD and I didn't see the original name in database. &nbsp; So I don't know what is going on. <br />
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Any clue?
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The situation is that I mistakenly delete a computer account in AD.  When the user came in and tried to login he got a trust relationship error.  So my remedy was to disjoin from the domain and join the domain again.  I renamed the computer when I disjoined and name it the same name when I rejoined.  However I got stuck at the PLEASE WAIT... screen. 

I then turned the computer off  and logged on locally disjoined from the domain and renamed the computer, restarted and joined the domain again and I am still getting the Please Wait message. 

I checked AD and I didn't see the original name in database.   So I don't know what is going on. 

Any clue?

Vista PC unable to log on using a domain account.  Stuck at Please Wait

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