Cannot logon to XP after changing network settings
- From: steveyweveyboy@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 13:41:53 -0700 (PDT)
Hi. I have changed the network settings on a Windows XP machine and
after rebooting, it no longer lets me logon.
After entering the username and password it tells me "The system could
not log you on. Make sure your username and domain are correct"
The problem was caused when I used the Network setup wizard to change
the network settings from a business network to a home network. I
guess that I have removed the domain settings or something and that it
is now trying to logon to WORKGROUP rather than the domain that it
used to logon to when it was used in the office.
It is a laptop and it has not been in the office for months and it has
not connected to the office network for months. I thought changing it
to a home network would let me share its drives with other machines in
the house.
My question is, how do i get to logon to this machine again? I can't
find an option to let me enter a domain name and even if I could, I
don't know the full name of the domain it used to connect to.
.
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