how can i log into my windows xp pro away from the domain at my work?

Question

i have a laptop from work and i cant log into it because the domain is not available. how can i log into my laptop away from the domain?

Answer 1

You'll need to log into the domain on the local network once, then after that you should be able to log in without being connected to the network.

On the login prompt choose to show more options, then change the drop down box to the Local Computer entry - note that that will most likely be a totally different user account than the domain account, so you won't have your email, files, bookmarks, etc.

Answer 2

Your account resides on the domain, unless the domain admin makes you a local account with rights, then you wont be able to log into the laptop without the domain being present.

Ask your admin or desktop support if your account is active as a local user as well. Normally i sent users so they can log on locally and via the domain. It works vice versa..

Answer 3

When you logon, there's a third field (besides username and password) that says "Log on to" - it's currently set to your domain. Change it to the name of your computer (it will be the only other entry) and try logging on as "administrator" with a blank password. If it doesn't work, you're out of luck unless you can get one of the IT people to give you the local administrator password.

If you don't see a third field in the logon box, click the "Options" button.

Answer 4

restore the domicile windows and it the technique of it once you spot insalling gadgets press Shift + F10 and a dos on the spot looks sort NUSRMGR.CPL or administration password2 then enter. The consumer menu looks after which you will replace your forgotten password to None or a huge sort and what ever you like then end the technique of repairing and enter domicile windows XP with your new password. reliable success :)

Answer 5

Most of the time you will not be able to, unless you control the firewall, and connection into a domain will normally be blocked, if it is allowed, term services will probably be the most appropriate method

Answer 6

Sounds like your IT staff restricted logging in with cached credentials. The two articles below describe how to restrict so you may want to check with the IT staff on disabling this restriction for laptop users (if the company policy allows for it).

Answer 7

Setup Terminal Services or use 3rd party software such as Laplink, PC Anywhere, etc.

Answer 8

download dreampack.iso and enter inside the pc without any password surely