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Hi Forum,
I have system crash and I am not able to log-in to Windows XP. Here are the
details below . . .
Problem: I have DELL laptop with XP professional that I've been using in my
company in Mexico.Now, I am on business trip to India. I wanted to access the
internet using my laptop. So, I had been to a public internet surfing place
(so called "Cyber Cafe"). The guy there changed my laptop settings and now I
am unable to log-in to windows using my known company username and password.
What is changed? The guy at cyber-cafe changed all the IP addresses
settings. Then he changed the domain from my company to workgroup as
"funzone" (which is workgroup name at his place) then windows asked to reboot
for changes to take place. Now, I can't log-in using my known username and
password. The windows log-in screen only shows username and password fields
and the domain/workgroup selection field is missing. After log-in windows
says that "can't log-in, please check usename and domain name"
What I've tried? I have tried pressing F8 before windows booting and
selecting ALL different boot options for windows (e.g. safe mode, last known
configuration, etc.) But, same problem in each case. I tried to login using
different combinations of username and password e.g. my known usename and
empty password, empty username and password, Administrator and my known
password, guest (this gave me message that "guest" account is disabled)
The solution: Please let me know what has happened and what could be
probable solutions.
Note: This is very urgent request as I have all the data in laptop and I
have to give presentations in coming week. I need to work with my laptop
immediately.
Thanks a lot for reading my thread/post and any help is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Ravi
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If you are using XP Pro SP2 (32bit) you are probably in the wrong newsgroup.
This group is for 64bit Windows (like Server 2003 x64, Vista x64, XP x64,
etc). You might try the microsoft.public.windowsxp.general.
Have you tried booting into the boot options screen (F8 during startup for
me) and selecting Last Known Good Configuration?
"Ravi" <Ravi[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D80FF8D6-B49D-4039-A821-B055834A28F1[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi Forum,
> I have system crash and I am not able to log-in to Windows XP. Here are
> the
> details below . . .
>
> Problem: I have DELL laptop with XP professional that I've been using in
> my
> company in Mexico.Now, I am on business trip to India. I wanted to access
> the
> internet using my laptop. So, I had been to a public internet surfing
> place
> (so called "Cyber Cafe"). The guy there changed my laptop settings and now
> I
> am unable to log-in to windows using my known company username and
> password.
>
> What is changed? The guy at cyber-cafe changed all the IP addresses
> settings. Then he changed the domain from my company to workgroup as
> "funzone" (which is workgroup name at his place) then windows asked to
> reboot
> for changes to take place. Now, I can't log-in using my known username and
> password. The windows log-in screen only shows username and password
> fields
> and the domain/workgroup selection field is missing. After log-in windows
> says that "can't log-in, please check usename and domain name"
>
> What I've tried? I have tried pressing F8 before windows booting and
> selecting ALL different boot options for windows (e.g. safe mode, last
> known
> configuration, etc.) But, same problem in each case. I tried to login
> using
> different combinations of username and password e.g. my known usename and
> empty password, empty username and password, Administrator and my known
> password, guest (this gave me message that "guest" account is disabled)
>
> The solution: Please let me know what has happened and what could be
> probable solutions.
>
> Note: This is very urgent request as I have all the data in laptop and I
> have to give presentations in coming week. I need to work with my laptop
> immediately.
>
> Thanks a lot for reading my thread/post and any help is highly
> appreciated.
> Regards,
> Ravi
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the thing that the cyber-dweeb did that hosed you is taking you machine out
of the domain.
You wont be able to login with your domain credentials until the machine is
re-joined to the domain.
Why that idiot removed your comp from the domain ... i dont know. Obviously,
he has no clue what he was doing.
- NuTs
"Ravi" <Ravi[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D80FF8D6-B49D-4039-A821-B055834A28F1[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hi Forum,
> I have system crash and I am not able to log-in to Windows XP. Here are
> the
> details below . . .
>
> Problem: I have DELL laptop with XP professional that I've been using in
> my
> company in Mexico.Now, I am on business trip to India. I wanted to access
> the
> internet using my laptop. So, I had been to a public internet surfing
> place
> (so called "Cyber Cafe"). The guy there changed my laptop settings and now
> I
> am unable to log-in to windows using my known company username and
> password.
>
> What is changed? The guy at cyber-cafe changed all the IP addresses
> settings. Then he changed the domain from my company to workgroup as
> "funzone" (which is workgroup name at his place) then windows asked to
> reboot
> for changes to take place. Now, I can't log-in using my known username and
> password. The windows log-in screen only shows username and password
> fields
> and the domain/workgroup selection field is missing. After log-in windows
> says that "can't log-in, please check usename and domain name"
>
> What I've tried? I have tried pressing F8 before windows booting and
> selecting ALL different boot options for windows (e.g. safe mode, last
> known
> configuration, etc.) But, same problem in each case. I tried to login
> using
> different combinations of username and password e.g. my known usename and
> empty password, empty username and password, Administrator and my known
> password, guest (this gave me message that "guest" account is disabled)
>
> The solution: Please let me know what has happened and what could be
> probable solutions.
>
> Note: This is very urgent request as I have all the data in laptop and I
> have to give presentations in coming week. I need to work with my laptop
> immediately.
>
> Thanks a lot for reading my thread/post and any help is highly
> appreciated.
> Regards,
> Ravi
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