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I will do this and update Sandeshudubey. &nbsp;Thank you.
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I will do this and update Sandeshudubey.  Thank you.

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That worked. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Our Windows 2003 Enterprise server that is our PDC is reporting an error for a client machine saying<br />
&nbsp;&quot;Event ID 5722 NETLOGON The session setup from the computer %1 failed to authenticate. The name of the account referenced in the security database is %2. &nbsp;The following error occured: 3%. The session setup from the computer sparesystem failed to authenticate. &nbsp;Access is denied. <br />
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The end user is able to use the computer and access the network but this error keeps being reported in the System event logs on the server. &nbsp;We have changed the client computer name but still having the same error. &nbsp;Any assistance offered would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp; 
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Our Windows 2003 Enterprise server that is our PDC is reporting an error for a client machine saying
 "Event ID 5722 NETLOGON The session setup from the computer %1 failed to authenticate. The name of the account referenced in the security database is %2.  The following error occured: 3%. The session setup from the computer sparesystem failed to authenticate.  Access is denied. 

The end user is able to use the computer and access the network but this error keeps being reported in the System event logs on the server.  We have changed the client computer name but still having the same error.  Any assistance offered would be greatly appreciated.   

Event ID 5722: Netlogon error for client on a Windows network

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Windows Server 2003

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