Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Otherwise, the issue will recur. On the individual computers, you can check the following registry location to make sure that the GPO takes effect:. Note On the same client, if you remove the computer from the domain or disconnect the VPN, you can see that internetclient is being used. In this article. 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? Can the same account logon from Win10 computers that installed Win10 Pro directly?
If so, a fix is said to be coming later this month. Microsoft support is aware of a workaround where you edit the registry as a workaround until then. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Completely resetting the OS from within windows and then going through the entire process of building the user's profile worked one time, but did not work the second two times.
Either way, this is something that I'd like to avoid as it is a very time consuming process. After observing the same behavior when using Dell's preinstalled OS on the two newest systems, I simply reinstalled Windows 10 Professional from Microsoft's Windows 10 image created from MediaCreationTool on them, and everything has worked flawlessly as outlined below.
With all of that in mind, it seems like there might be some issues with Dell's most recent Windows 10 image, or perhaps with my workflow. Has anyone else observed similar behaviour? If so, can you provide any additional insight as to what exactly is going wrong and how I might go about fixing it quickly?
Go to Solution. The "black screen" issue is related to the App Readiness service. It will pull the key from the BIOS and activate. We are doing this to all new Dell machines until Dell hopefully releases a fix. Or, maybe once they start shipping with it won't be an issue. View solution in original post. Part 2: Windows Store Reset. A quicker solutions, make the user local administrator. Login as the user, open powershell as administrator.
Newly delivered Vostro with Windows Pro pre-installed. Connected to the domain, and none of the Windows Store apps was accessible to Domain user. I downloaded the Media Creator, built USB drive, completely nuked the partitioning on the Vostro, installed Windows, downloaded Systems Manager to get it re-install all the drivers, then connected back to the domain. All good for all domain users now. I have this exact same problem on 3 new Tiny Optiplex PCs.
In my case, the Microsoft Windows 10 image has installed properly on each of the affected systems without my having to provide a product key. I assume that it's able to use the key which is baked into the firmware. Thanks, rrosati. I suspect that you're correct. On one of my recent problematic Dell systems, I also experienced the "black screen with cursor" issue after one of the many reboots while trying to fix its issues with the Microsoft Store.
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