Morning All. Come into school this am to be told " the lights dipped yesterday i think we've had a power surge"
Now i have half a dozen pc' s which wont connect their profiles and log onto the domain.
Can someone give me some pointers thanks![]()
Morning All. Come into school this am to be told " the lights dipped yesterday i think we've had a power surge"
Now i have half a dozen pc' s which wont connect their profiles and log onto the domain.
Can someone give me some pointers thanks![]()

Do you have a ups?
Is it manageable? as this should tell you in its logs if there was a surge or not.
Can you login locally and check they can see the domain/ping servers etc? Are they all in the same location?
Could be a switch is playing up after the surge.
klingklang (17th February 2011)
yeah i'd be looking at the switches they are connected to, its possible that the surge tripped a circuit breaker powering the switches
klingklang (17th February 2011)
Thanks for reply,
There is a ups on the server which it didnt affect . Ive 4 PC'S IN ONE class connected via a switch 1 connects ok 3 dont .Then ive 2 other classes with similar issues .
Ive replaced switches . Im now trying to find out local login etc as no one seems to know anything !

This might be helpful with the local admin account How to Use the Cusrmgr.exe Tool to Change Administrator Account Password on Multiple Computers
klingklang (17th February 2011)
Technically a brown out :-P
Local login can be reset if need be.
klingklang (17th February 2011)
Thanks to all who replied . Issue now resolved, I pulled the mains out from the affected pc's removed patch cable and unplugged switches for an hour reconnected and everything now ok ...
Time for a cup of tea
ICT_GUY (17th February 2011)
My old work had a server that when a brownout occered overnight and the ups died would require me turning it on and off again for about 20 mins untill i gave up, had a cup of coffee and it would then turn back on.
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