Windows 10: Trust Relationship

I have an HP computer running Windows 10 2004 and it is in a domain environment. The server is a 2003- yes I am aware that it is old and outdated- this computer has a trust relationship issue.


When a teacher tries to login using their own account they will choose OTHER and attempt to sign in to the domain. Unfortunately they can't because of the trust relationship issue.


I have removed this computer from the domain and I rejoined it without any problems. After the computer restarts the teacher will try to sign in again and is successful.


After a successful sign in the teacher tries to sign in AGAIN and is not able to because the trust relationship once again is broken.


Aside from the obvious thought, using a 2003 server and a newer OS, is it common for a Windows 10 computer to break the trust relationship?

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Trust Relationship Issue

I have an HP 8200 Elite computer running Windows 10 v. 1903. It is in a domain setting with a DHCP address. It is connected to a Windows 2003 server.

I have one computer that has a frequent problem with the trust relationship between server and client. The computer has been joined to the domain and has a specific name.

Randomly when trying to logon to the computer a message will appear regarding the "trust relationship" on this computer. I have to disjoin and rejoin it to the domain and it is fine afterwards.

Is there something that is breaking the relationship?

 

Trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed

I want to know the root cause for trust relationship error so please let me know which logs to check to find out exact reason for workstation-domain trust relationship error.

I want to identify issue using the logs available in workstation machine.

 

Trust Relationship between Server and DC Fails

I am having problems establishing a trust relationship between a server and a DC.

Here are the things I have tried(that I can rememeber):

• Unjoining and rejoining the Domain
• Running: netdom reset 'computername' /domain:abc /userO:xxx /passwordO:*
• Running Test-ComputerSecureChannel -Repair -Verbose
• Resetting the password of the computer from the DC
• After all of these, Test-ComputerSecureChannel still returns false

Many of the error messages I get revolve around 'Access is Denied'. However, all of these commands are run from elevated PowerShell, as a domain administrator, with the netdom command run on both the local machine and the DC. The local machine is running
Server 2012 and the DC is Server 2016. Any thoughts would be appreciated.