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Commonly this means the system account is no longer present in AD. 
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Commonly this means the system account is no longer present in AD.

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If the machine was loaded with a sysprep'd image the local Administrator account is disable during deployment. &nbsp;If there is no other local administrator level account to use you could use a bootable offline password tool like Microsoft Dart to enable it.
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If the machine was loaded with a sysprep'd image the local Administrator account is disable during deployment.  If there is no other local administrator level account to use you could use a bootable offline password tool like Microsoft Dart to enable it.

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I spotted this on one of my domain PC's the other day. I removed it from the domain and rejoined it, and the trust was recreated and the error went away.<br />
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Lee
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I spotted this on one of my domain PC's the other day. I removed it from the domain and rejoined it, and the trust was recreated and the error went away.

Lee

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that worked out perfect. Does anyone know what causes this problem? When i joined the laptop to the domain i was on our wireless i am starting to think that i should be hard wired when joining a PC to a domain instead of the wireless. thanks
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that worked out perfect. Does anyone know what causes this problem? When i joined the laptop to the domain i was on our wireless i am starting to think that i should be hard wired when joining a PC to a domain instead of the wireless. thanks

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I have a laptop that is recieving the following message when i try to login as the user or the domain admin. I also tried login in as the local admin but it i get another error. Your account has been disabled. Please see your system admin. Please help. thanks 
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I have a laptop that is recieving the following message when i try to login as the user or the domain admin. I also tried login in as the local admin but it i get another error. Your account has been disabled. Please see your system admin. Please help. thanks 

Windows 7 (the trust relationship between a workstation and domain has failed)

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