Everything goes fine until I actually try the transfer and am told that "Windows Easy Transfer can't log on to your domain account. I'm afraid that the answer provided to a similar question was far in excess of my knowledge and abilities--references to.
Make sure you change the user account from the current user account you have set. You can do this by pressing the advanced button at the bottom of the screen where you see the transfer button. Then you will want to modify the user accounts to transfer your data too. Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
Your email address will not be published. Learn about the latest security threats, system optimization tricks, and the hottest new technologies in the industry. Over 1,, fellow IT Pros are already on-board, don't be left out! If yes, the cause should be this one computer. Please remove it from the Domain and join it again to see if any differences. I've tried several accounts on this computer. They all work fine on other computers. Also, they work fine when logged in to this particular computer with a local account.
For instance, I can access shares on the domain controller with said domain accounts. I just cannot login on this computer with them. I've done that. There's no difference. I also reset the computer account.
Also, I've taken the computer out of the domain, renamed it, joined the domain again -- but no difference. Note that the computer at the login screen has identified the network's domain i. Thanks for taking time. The "wrong user name or password" response comes so quickly I don't think it is sent to the domain controller.
It is as fast as it is when you type wrong user name or password for a local account; I don't get the slight delay you usually get when typing wrong user name or password for a domain account. But note, at the same time, at the logon screen, if I click the "network icon" in the lower left corner, it identifies the network as "company.
And I need to emphasise: When I log into the computer with a local account, I can access any domain resource and the domain credentials work, etc. I didn't see any particular errors in Event Log, but I didn't monitor failed logon attempts either.
I do not have access to this computer until Monday. It is very weird. Thank you for your suggestions, Karen. Unfortunately it did not help. I don't think it is a network issue, the "wrong user name or password" is instantaneous, the computer doesn't look for anything on the network when logging into the domain, or trying to. Thank you very much for the link to the similar thread. From the beginning I had the feeling that this computer is a member of the domain - but not really; that the upgrade from Home had something to do with it.
It feels like a bug rather than something I or the computer does wrong. There is a known issue where domain logons from domain joined RS1 Pro computers upgraded from home edition fail with the on-screen error "the user name or password is incorrect" after entering a valid password.
Is that a match for your computer? Try booting in safe mode F8 at powerup. Alright, good deal. I'll take a look at them. Post Reply. Top Contributor. Dell Support Resources. Latest Solutions. Can't find what you're looking for?
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