Can not login with domain account when computer is disconnected – Microsoft Q&A.Windows 10 Pro can’t see active directory domain on Windows Server – Microsoft Tech Community

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3. Hi mahmoudazletni There windows 10 pro will not connect to domain free a GPO setting that allows you to define the maximum number of cached credentials that are stored on the domaln. Cached credentials allows a user to logon with their domain credentials when not connected to the corporate network.

Review this article for more details. Try removing the computer from the domain, re-join the domain, this will retain all custom configurations. Enable this “Configure Group policy caching”. This will allow your laptops to log in to по этой ссылке DC using a cached profile with the same DC credential, even your DC is not reachable.

Getting an error when trying a Group Policy Update. Is kerberos over IP supported over a trusted domain to mount share? ADMT 3. Skip to main doomain. Find threads, tags, and users Comment Show 0. Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Hi mahmoudazletni There is a GPO setting that allows you to define the maximum number of cached credentials that are domian on the machine. Hi there, Try removing the computer from the domain, re-join the domain, this will retain all custom configurations.

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So now I know I can bypass the account thing in windows 10, I will continue with Windows for now. I will buy a new windows laptop shortly. Tha KS for the article.

The more I learn about Bill Gates the more I want nothing to do with putting even one dime in his selfish pocket. The man is sick with the disease of Greed; and he has no right to run his monopoly OR try to force the world into taking his toxic vaccines. If he is so interested in population control he, his wife, and his kids should jump off of a cliff first. Bill Gates is a demonic slime-bucket. Fucking anti-vaxxer, Bill Gates is a wonderful guy.

You would have to be brain dead and cut off from communications to believe otherwise. His time has come and thankfully gone, his products suck and always have. The man is a parasite, bad actor and needs to be dealt with as such. Thinks he can just step up to the governmetal plate and play ball. A whole lot more than clients and serers, and why he jumped ship! Welcome to health care slavery!

Some would say we deserve it for allowing ourselves to become complacent, I blame the criminal for the crimes he commits! Perhaps you should do a bit more research on your not-so-wonderful guy!!!

Shhhhhhhh, that wasted 5 minutes of my life reading that garbage that I cannot reclaim, thanks……………….. Will you point me in the right direction to read and watch. Thanks for any help. Unfortunately there are all too many other places where you can find that stuff. Wtf is wrong with you retards? I came here to read helpful tips, not your weird mental Diarrhea that scares away normal humans.

Take yourself And your stupid thoughts to your lonely little 4chan conspiracy channel! Bill Gates has not been directly involved with Microsoft for something like 10 years! So, the issues we see with MS is totally within the company. As for Bill Gates, he has used his wealth, along with asking other billionares, to iradicate certain human diseases, and has been successful with a few. He even approached Steve Jobs founder of Apple , who refused to partake at all. He got his just due!

Now, Gates and his consortium are working funding on a Covid solution. What disease has a non scientist, non doctor eradicated? Thanks so much for your article!! Many people here mention trouble with OneDrive and various MS accounts.

No OneDrive, no headaches. Can you start over in the start up process. This really helped me as I have a user who accidentally signed in with a local account and is not able to do anything Microsoft wise Thus has helped me for future builds. Good write up and very helpful if you are setting up from scratch. If you already have a fully functioning system that was setup with a Microsoft Account there are still options for making the switch to a Local Account but they are not always pretty.

Also, if the system is managed by a domain policy it is very likely that you will not have any of the options listed below. All you should need to do after that is stop logging in with the Microsoft Account and start logging in with the Local Account. Of course, the side-effect of doing this after you have your desktop, applications, etc all setup is that you will need to do it all again and you will need to be careful about disk space.

Especially if you store a lot of data in OneDrive and keep local copies. As mentioned, Microsoft does not make the idea of a Local Account a simple path any longer.

There are many benefits to this but it also adds in a huge number of flaws in the communication mechanisms. I consult for multiple large entities and every one of them force me to have a domain account and use their login services. Logistics hell. Sorry for rambling.

Once again, great write-up for a new setup. Just wanted to add that there are other alternatives after the Microsoft Account is already configured. Good write-up! Thanks for taking the time. Moving files and settings from one profile to another can be quite a chore. Lots of things change when Windows 10 Pro is joined to a domain. I am encountering this problem but the next part of the problem.

I work for a small not for profit and we suddently and rapidly have to expand the number of laptops so everyone can work at home and socially isolate. Microsofts driving me mad. Last year was the first series of giant problems I had, I work for multiple clients and found the work I was doing for one meant had addded their business office email address to my outlook which was a home office version, suddenly the licences were in conflict and i was having all kinds of problems because microsoft was making heirachy decisions about my laptop on my behalf.

Thank you so much for your help! My dear 75 year old friend has bought a new Dell with Windows 10 experiencing similar issues. She as been forced to set up an account with MS.

She does not want to have to login to the laptop every time she want to use it, so she understands that she did not set up a password for access. Total confusion all around. Before we discovered this, I tried to set up a Windows 10 Mail account using her own domain email and I could not work out how to get incoming server to work, using correct protocols in place? Option to allow exceptions access in Firewall was greyed out.

Disabled McFee — no change. I and with Retirebri here, particularly for older users used to years and years of easy access and no MS account to confuse them. I hope MS are listening, and stores who sell laptops to the domestic market. Fantastic article and thank you for sharing the idiosyncrasies about Windows Late last year, I purchased a new windows 10 desktop and using various guides, and even being connected to the Internet, I somehow managed to get an Admin account without a Microsoft account.

However, when I installed a licensed copy of Office student edition Excel Word and PowerPoint and used the product key provided, Microsoft did not seem to accept the product key. The product worked okay so I put it down to a glitch. Having investigated further, appears that you have to have a Microsoft account to link the Office product with the computer.

Has anyone else come across this problem? She could not set up the account to get it started and even the guys at Dell could not help after 2 hours on the phone. We were about ready to give up and send the computer back for a refund when I tried to get it started using my Microsoft account.

I had set it up on my laptop a couple of years ago without problem. So far, so good but do not know if it will present a future problem. No way will Microsoft get even a penny out of me on the account. I used my work microsoft account, not realising what was about to happen. I cannot log in as a local user. I can create one, but that user does not show up when starting up. I just want to log in as a local administrator account.

It goes on about bitlocker recovery — what even is that. Is there any way? Or do I need to re-install windows? This is a waste of life.

I truly deeply hate the people who work for Microsoft with every fiber of my being. How do they even sleep at night knowing what pathetic scum they are? Not all employees are using the pimping-out our rights-to-privacy guidebook. I walked right into this one with an added problem. I am already part of an Office account via my work, so every time I now try to open any Office package it links to my work account not my personal account and I do not seem to be able to break free.

The additional problem is that anything I do on my home laptop defaults to saving to the One Cloud, but not my personal one, the corporate one. This means that my employer gets a copy of all my family photos and any letters I write which may be about my employer!

This is great for work stuff but not for anything I want to keep for myself and my family. Not having read this piece until too late, and encountering these problems, I ended up buying a separate version of Office that does not force me to save to OneDrive, but I have to keep downloading it as the laptop keeps defaulting back to the Office versions of all the software. On Windows 10, setting up a local account on Windows 10 requires that you fill in answers to three security questions, to help you recover in the event you forget your password.

You can’t bypass those questions, nor can you choose alternatives other than the six predefined questions. If you’re worried that a thief with a search engine can guess those answers, do as I do and For example, you can answer the three security questions with a three-word passphrase of your own, entered one word at a time. Or, if you’d prefer to bypass the whole feature, just mash the keyboard to create random “answers” that no one including you could possibly guess.

If you choose either option, don’t blame me if you forget your password. Even if you prefer a local account, consider signing in first with a Microsoft account. After you confirm that your system is properly activated and the activation status is recorded with that Microsoft account, switch back to a local account and go on about your business.

Likewise, if you’re fussy about the name of your default user profile folder, consider signing in with a local account first, and then attach your Microsoft account. If you follow that procedure, Windows uses the exact local username you specify as the folder name and retains that name when you switch; if you start with a Microsoft account, your user profile folder name is the first five characters of the portion of your email address to the left of the sign.

On an enterprise network with a Windows server running as a domain controller, you can join a Windows 10 ow Windows 11 PC to the domain. Ironically, before you can join a PC to a domain and sign in with your Active Directory account, you have to first create a local account. This is the newest option in the lineup of Windows account types. Like a domain account, an Azure AD account is managed by an organization’s administrator, but it doesn’t require a local server. Instead, the credentials are managed in Microsoft’s Azure cloud.

It behaves similarly to a Microsoft account, with the ability to sync settings across devices where you’re signed in with the same account.

The big difference is that your access to the device is managed by your organization’s administrator, who can apply security settings and restrict some options. To manage Azure AD accounts, administrators use the Azure AD admin center , which also includes the option to synchronize the cloud-based directory with a local domain’s Active Directory, an option called Azure AD Connect. A basic Azure AD account is free, but like all Microsoft enterprise services, upsell options abound.

And you can mix and match account types on the same device for the sake of flexibility. You might want a local account to handle routine administrative tasks, a Microsoft account for personal use, and an Azure AD account for connecting to your organization’s servers. The machines I have upgraded from Windows 7 pro to Windows 10 pro through the free upgrade program all domain join no problem.

Windows 7 Enterprise is not eligible for the free upgrade. What version of Windows 7 did the user have? If they had Windows 7 Home then they were never domain joined nor will they be able to with Windows 10 Home.

I also found that there may be a bug with Windows 10 and an upgrade may help it as well. How ridiculous, I uninstalled the drivers, reinstalled them and the ThreatTracker in the antivirus allowed the connection and it worked. I don’t know why I thought to skip trying that. This topic has been locked by an administrator and is no longer open for commenting.

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