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If you want to do from a different way via command prompt then follow the below steps.<br />
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Using &quot;NETDOM REMOVE computername /Domain:domainname /Force&quot; from command promt then join back from GUI<br />
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&nbsp;Solve this problem
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If you want to do from a different way via command prompt then follow the below steps.

Using "NETDOM REMOVE computername /Domain:domainname /Force" from command promt then join back from GUI

 Solve this problem

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Could you please close the question if you got the answer and issue has been rectified
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Could you please close the question if you got the answer and issue has been rectified

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Can i just unjoin and rejoin or is there anything special I should do? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Can i just unjoin and rejoin or is there anything special I should do?  Thanks.

Need to remove and re-add windows 2008 member server to domain.  Advice or special considerations?

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