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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?R2lubnk=?= on May 5, 2007, 5:04 pm
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"Computer Name" it lists: Computer Description: (MyChoice), then Full
Computer Name: THOMAS, then Workgroup: WORKGROUP. At the end it says To
rename this computer or join a workgroup, click Change. but nowhere does it
say anything about a Domain but it definately says that in the error message
at the startup of the computer each time and when I try to make changes to my
computer it says I need administrative approval and I am IT, OWNER and DOMAIN
but it seems it all stems from the logon. It is so very frustrating. I have
had the same computer since 2003 and is generally pretty good but with with
my daughter turning 14 I am trying to learn more and wanting to put
protections on websites and I believe I need these controls and I should be
able to have them. Thank you for your help. Thank you.
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ginnyduemler
"fiftysixkilo@gmail.com" wrote:
> > When I turn on my computer I get an error with a yellor triange that says
> > "The system could not log you on. Make sure your User name and domain are
> > correct then type your password again. Letters in passwords must be typed
> > using the correct case." I have been able to continue by hitting "enter" but
> > this has prevented me from doing many things administratively. I tried to
> > fix this with a CompRule back in April of 2006 (I could give you a case # if
> > it would help)but it lasted a month until I turned my computer off and
> > rebooted and it started all over again. I don't know what I did, I am
> > virtually afraid to do anything to my computer and it seems when I do I seem
> > to mess it up pretty well. I have Widows XPSP2, NortonSecurity&AntiVirus.
> > One husband and one 14 year old and they think I'm the one who is the best to
> > fix the problems when something goes wrong - I'm the mom-this is way over
> > what I want to do or understand and I am way over frustrated with it always
> > giving me error messages and not letting me logon and telling me this isn't
> > my computer, it has been in this same spot for five years This problem has
> > been the same for over a year but a friend said that maybe it is why I can't
> > do things like download the Adobe Flash Player and some other files that my
> > son sends me that I can't see on my email. I don't know but I would really
> > like some help with this so that I can use my computer properly. If anyone
> > can help let me know. Thank you in advance. Ginny.
> > --
> > ginnyduemler
>
> Is your machine on a Domain? You can check by going to start--
> >control panel-->system-->computer name. If about 1/2 way down it
> says Domain: something.com the computer is a member of a domain and
> will likely not let you do much of anything unless you can remove it
> from the domain.
>
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