Am able to login with one user But when am trying with other user it says domain unavailabe .How to resolve it
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need some more information about the user\nbut you can check domain security policies and change here "allow log on locally" to true.
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Delete cookies from the PC. and try logging in again. In case you've SAVED previous password, you need to change it too.
144222
Perhaps your login information is incorrect for some of your websites. It might also be a connection issue at your end. Also, have you tried with just one account? Perhaps go through all of the ones you do have for example and isolate the problem that way.
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Check with your host.  The problem may be there.  Could also be a DNS problem.  Go to internic.com and perform a Whois search on your domain to make sure the info is correct.
584841
Unless you reset it to something only you would know try using  admin as both the username and password.
430115
Try the offline Windows NT Password Editor.  Or alternatively try booting into safe mode and typing in administrator at the login prompt.  A lot of the time that USER ID has no password but can usually only be accessed by booting into safe mode
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it's very weird if you can login using another computer but not with your computer...ask your friends to login with their account with your computer.. if it's also not work... maybe your computer have problems with the network policy..dunno not really sure wat happen
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May be someone else has logged into your account at the same time. Happned a lot of time with me, I have two comp. I checked remeber me, and then if anybody wanna sign in they have to log me off.
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you are logged i as User and not adminstrator, if you are the administrator, then logg in as one and if it is on a corporate network then sorry you can not do anything about it, as you may not have sufficent privelages attached to your account...
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do yuo share yr computer with oethers in yr family?\ncheck it out , if you do, they may have changed the security levels on the computer and thus no access to certain sites.\n\ncheck on "settings"
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other user name woow u can hack therre ids by changin passwords\nok dont worry\nbefore u login just delete all cookies and temporary internet files under\ntools-->internet options delete them \nand login now fresh everything goes fine
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This has happened to me. Sorry to say I could not solve it.\n\nWhat I have to do is use another PC to access the one account this happens on.
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Ummmm... yeah we're going to need a little more info than that to help you out.  \nAre you connected to a busniess network cause if you are you don't get to change it, the admin does.\n\nThe domain controllers and group policies tell your computer where to go to logon.
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If you are using a domain as a login, set their membership as a guest.  By default, a domain user does not have administrative rights to the desktop.  By the way, make sure you have an administrator password on each xp machine or you can forget anything else you do.
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Why is this a problem?  That's how it's supposed to be.  Allowing users to install programs creates problems for the IT staff.  That's why users by default don't have the ability to install software.\n\nIf you insist on creating headaches for yourself, then go ahead and put the user account or worse, the Domain Users group as a member of the local administrators group.  Do this by opening computer management and going to the users and groups area, expanding groups and clicking on administrators group.  Then add "YourDomainName&#92;DomainUser" or "YourDomainName&#92;UserName" and that will make them administrators on the PC. \n\nYou CANNOT give users software installation rights without giving them administrator rights.\n\nBy the way, this also makes your network more vulnerable to spyware, adware, and viruses as these programs will now inherit the administrative rights you have granted the users and be able to more deeply embed themselves into the system as well as spread to other computers.\n\nGood luck if you do this.
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try refreshing or signing out then back in again
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If you're talking about trying to register the domain name, then it's because it has already been registered by Tony Chris on 23 March 2006.\n\nIf you are trying to visit the site and can't then it's probably a network problem and I'd suggest just trying again later.