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You want a local admin account on each system for troubleshooting (say it can't connect to the network for some reason), and you want your domain accounts (so make it join the domain).

 

To login to the admin account locally, as user name you put .\ before the account name, and enter your password. Sy the admin account name is admin, and password is: abc123

On this login screen:

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You'll type:

User name: .\admin

Password: abc123

If you don't do ".\" before, Windows will think that the account is on the domain server and try to login to that.

You want a local admin account on each system for troubleshooting (say it can't connect to the network for some reason), and you want your domain accounts (so make it join the domain).

 

To login to the admin account locally, as user name you put .\ before the account name, and enter your password. Sy the admin account name is admin, and password is: abc123

On this login screen:

254887.jpg.5a57c3f64fe7d9f51b1721775a890

 

You'll type:

User name: .\admin

Password: abc123

If you don't do ".\" before, Windows will think that the account is on the domain server and try to login to that.

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17 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

You want a local admin account on each system for troubleshooting (say it can't connect to the network for some reason), and you want your domain accounts (so make it join the domain).

 

To login to the admin account locally, as user name you put .\ before the account name, and enter your password. Sy the admin account name is admin, and password is: abc123

On this login screen:

254887.jpg.5a57c3f64fe7d9f51b1721775a890

 

You'll type:

User name: .\admin

Password: abc123

If you don't do ".\" before, Windows will think that the account is on the domain server and try to login to that.

that's really good to know, thanks! :)

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