Windows 10: Switching domains for login while not currently being logged in

I work for a school system and was given an older computer2012 windows 7 with i3 core that has been replaced with newer hardware/software so it was no longer needed. I have taken the pc home and attempted to log in but it says, “There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request.” when I type in either my work or personal information. Are there any workarounds to this or is it hardlocked unless I take it back to the school to switch the domains while on their wifi?if that’s possibleI am on my home wifi using an ethernet cable currentlyI have also attempted to log i

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How can I get this mapped drive to reauthenticat at login

I'm trying to get this mapped drive on an xp machine to reauthenticate when the computer reboots or is logged back in. The account the user uses is on a domain that is currently unavailable (server failure). The physical drive being mapped is on the other server which has the other domain here.

Now i can login as another user i create on the domain, check reconnect at login no problem. But the next day files won't open unless she clicks the drive and enters the user password there. its not a big intervention, but id like it to be seemless.

Suggestions?

 

Windows 11 22H2 update: cannot Switch User at login and cannot see Domain user, only local users

Hi,

I have two user accounts on my laptop; DOMAIN\first.last and localhost\name and could access both fine on Windows 11. After updating to 22H2 I can only see the locahost user and no longer have the Switch User function at the login page like I normally do. The local user doesn't have admin privileges and the domain admin doesn't allow concurrent logins, which means I can't 'switch user' from a current login but instead I have to log out of the localhost user in order to log into the Domain user. I also can't run any of the suggested RegEdit fixes because I don't have admin privileges.

Not sure how to proceed. I don't want to call IT Support 'cause I wasn't supposed to load Windows 11 on the work laptop LOL

Help please!

 

I can't log in and domain problems

Hi Tucker,

There are several factors which might have affected the log in issue, namely: a restriction set by the network domain administrator, if your computer is connected to a network domain; or a recent update or program installed prior to the issue. To help you
resolve the log-in issue, kindly answer the following questions:

• Were there any changes made prior to the issue, or before the PC was reset?
• Are you using a PC connected to a network domain?
• What are the troubleshooting steps that you have done in an attempt to resolve the issue?
  

We look forward to your prompt response.