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Method 1 Using Windows Download Article 1 Open your computer's Control Panel.

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There are a few reasons why this error may occur, but in any case, there is a password mismatch between the client computer and its computer account in Active Directory. You can change your computer's system settings in the Control Panel. Click the magnifying glass icon on the bottom-left corner of your desktop. 2 Click System and Security in Control Panel. When this happens, you’re not able to log on to the computer with a domain user account. There are two ways to resolve this issue, but the easy way is not always the best.

The first reaction may be to simply rejoin the computer to the domain – but this can have serious consequences, especially if this is a server.

By doing this you may lose all configuration information for this computer that is stored within Active Directory, as well as leave behind orphaned references to the computer account all across Active Directory. The best method to resolve the trust relationship error is to reset the computer account in Active Directory – just like you would for a user account password. There are two ways to accomplish this – 1) Through the Active Directory Users and Computers console, or 2) With PowerShell 3.0 or newer on the affected computer (logged on as a local administrator). To reset the computer account through the ADUC console, open the ADUC console and find the computer account. Right-click on the computer account and select Reset Account. Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Credential -Server Then open PowerShell with elevated privileges and run the following command: To reset the computer account via PowerShell 3.0 or newer, you will need to logon to the affected computer as a local administrator. You will be prompted for the domain user’s password. In AD right click the computer and select Reset Account. The last step is to reboot the computer and logon with your domain credentials.At some point you may run into an issue “The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed” and here are a few steps to rejoin domain using CMD. Then re-join without un-joining the computer to the domain. In an elevated command prompt type: dsmod computer Computer DN reset.

Have the ability to log in with a local Administrator account, For EX: by typing, “.\Administrator” in the login window.

If you’re creative and resourceful you can hack your way in without the password.

Now you need to make sure that netdom.exe is working.

Netdom.exe depends on what version of Windows you’re running.

With Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 netdom.exe needs to be enabled in the Active Directory Domain Services role.

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On Windows Vista and Windows 7 you will have to get it from Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT). Oce step 1 and 2 are done we can run netdom.exe to change the password.įor other platforms see this link: (WS.10).aspx #Rejoin computer to domain windows 7.By using the Test-ComputerSecureChannel cmdlet, we can get a simple true/false output showing whether the local computer can establish trust with the domain controller. Open “CMD” command prompt as administrator and type the following command: netdom. By default, running Test-ComputerSecureChannel requires no parameters and returns either True or False. This command also has a Repair parameter to use.