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win2007 hyper-v

I have a win2007 vm on a hyper-v farm. I saw that there was a message that said something like paused so I tried to restart it. There was still an error so I reverted to an older snapshot. Now I try to login under my domain and get an error that says "the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed". I tried logging in as a local account and it says my password is incorrect. I believe that my domain account password changed since the snapshot was taken. I am not sure if that is the issue.

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Jaguar5150

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davorin

As Jaguar5150 said, removing PC from domain and rejoining should help. But you will need to find out your local admin password or you could try to login to computer using domain account, which is also local administrator - but without network connection. Maybe you have loged on that pc with some administrative account and the password is still cached. PC must not have access to domain controller as in that case all logins to domain will be rejected.

jackjohnson44

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Thanks for the response. I just went into ad users and computers and disabled the computer account then re-enabled it. When I try to login with an ad username and bad password, it says my password is incorrect. When I use the correct password, I get the trust relationship error. I have no idea what the local admin account is. I tried several times and it won't work.

jackjohnson44

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Also, I just changed the admin password on the domain to the password that the vm probably used at the point that I restored to. I now get these errors in the event viewer.

NIC driver on 'Win2007' cannot load because it is incompatible with the server virtualization stack. Server version 2 Client version 196610 (VMID 6DAA7334-D457-4FBC-8D83-C5B668BA1E1A).

A storage device in 'Win2007' cannot load because it is incompatible with the server virtualization stack. Server version 2.0 Client version 4.2 (VMID 6DAA7334-D457-4FBC-8D83-C5B668BA1E1A).

The parent partition uses a different VMBus version. You need to Install a matching VMBus version in this guest installation.

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thanks