You will have to login using the built-in local Administrator account and either create new local users or do a System Restore to restore it to a time that it was on the domain. The default password for the local Administrator user is blank nothing. If it has been changed, you will need to obtain the current password.
Was this reply helpful? Yes No. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Windows XP Pro and Home - how do you remove domain from signon? Thread starter mcrabtree Start date May 15, Status Not open for further replies. They were all set up to require username, password, and a fixed Domain which is unchangeble. I have the ability to find the passwords but how do I eliminate Domain requirement. I've tried safe mode, I've eliminated the passwords, but I don't know how to eliminate the domain.
I really don't want to reformat the hard drives unless I have to. Go into My Computer properties and make the computer a member of a workgroup. The problem is that I cannot get past the signon because of the requirement for the domain. I know the passwords and user names, but cannot figure out how to eliminate or get around the domain issue on the sign on page. I'd just like to get rid of all of the domain stuff.
I just want have an administravtive account for me an a simple user account for the kids. It's an IBM think pad. Again it was given to me " as is". I don't have the installation disk. Share Flag. All Comments. Collapse -. I was checking on the old machines in my company and logged into one of the computer after adding it to the domain and then I ve removed it from domain and changed it to work group - now I m not able to login to the computer as it does not recognise my user account and password -- I dont have the recovery CD too?
Error- 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.
Make sure that Caps Lock is not accidentally on. If the local administrator password was never set it is likely blank. If the administrator account does not have a password you will need to log on via the physical console of the machine, just enter administrator for the user name and leave the password blank.
The local Administrator account is created automatically when windows is first installed. Try to log on to the physical console of the machine using user name: administrator with no password and see if it lets you in. Could you please let me know as how do I logon to the physical console? I have no clue about it -never done it before.
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