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This sounds like it could be related to login hours. have you checked that the login hours are correct ?
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This sounds like it could be related to login hours. have you checked that the login hours are correct ?

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What does the Event Log on the Users PC say about this?<br />
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Can you post the log?<br />
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Also, take a look at this Post:<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316385" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316385</a>
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What does the Event Log on the Users PC say about this?

Can you post the log?

Also, take a look at this Post:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316385 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316385]

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I will check these things out and let you know my results and post a log hoefully today.<br />
Thanks
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I will check these things out and let you know my results and post a log hoefully today.
Thanks

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The other comments were not pertaining to my special issue and that was probably due to my poor explanation of the issue
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The other comments were not pertaining to my special issue and that was probably due to my poor explanation of the issue

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I have been having an issue in our network where users are trying to login in the morning to their computers and recieve and error that states &quot;unable to login due to an account restriction&quot;.<br />
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We have verified that there is no restrictions in our windows AD network or group policy but this continues to happen. &nbsp;If I have the user reboot their computer they are able to login to the network as ususal, sometimes it takes two to three reboots.<br />
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Any help understanding this is greatly appreciated.<br />
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Jim D
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I have been having an issue in our network where users are trying to login in the morning to their computers and recieve and error that states "unable to login due to an account restriction".

We have verified that there is no restrictions in our windows AD network or group policy but this continues to happen.  If I have the user reboot their computer they are able to login to the network as ususal, sometimes it takes two to three reboots.

Any help understanding this is greatly appreciated.

Jim D

Login error running through our network

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