Daniel A-S
Member
Hi,
I'm experiencing an issue whereby I've made a laptop leave a domain, which was successful, but when I rebooted the laptop comes up with a logon screen with only a single user - which I don't have the password for.
It won't give me any option to login as a different user.
I've tried restarting into safe mode, which just does the same thing.
I've tried running the 'net user' command from cmd using a Windows repair disk, it shows three users (Admin, DefaultUser and Guest) but doesn't show the user that comes up on the Windows login screen - so I can't reset the password of an account that's not showing up.
I tried some registry edits, I deleted all the registry entries under - [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList In the hope that it might clear any options back to default, but this didn't do anything.
I'm honestly stuck with this one. I have a feeling it's something to do with the local policy settings but I don't know how to get to gpedit.exe from cmd using a repair disk.
If anybody has any ideas please let me know.
Thanks
I'm experiencing an issue whereby I've made a laptop leave a domain, which was successful, but when I rebooted the laptop comes up with a logon screen with only a single user - which I don't have the password for.
It won't give me any option to login as a different user.
I've tried restarting into safe mode, which just does the same thing.
I've tried running the 'net user' command from cmd using a Windows repair disk, it shows three users (Admin, DefaultUser and Guest) but doesn't show the user that comes up on the Windows login screen - so I can't reset the password of an account that's not showing up.
I tried some registry edits, I deleted all the registry entries under - [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList In the hope that it might clear any options back to default, but this didn't do anything.
I'm honestly stuck with this one. I have a feeling it's something to do with the local policy settings but I don't know how to get to gpedit.exe from cmd using a repair disk.
If anybody has any ideas please let me know.
Thanks