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1 of my windows 7 clients has lost its trust relationship (don't know why, the time is correct) is there a way of resetting the trust remotely?

 

I tried resetting the Computer account in AD but this didn't do it. My usual fix is to undomain and redomain the PC.

 

I think it can be done with the ndom.exe but I can't figure the syntax out and the googles just seem fixated with resetting the domain controller.

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assuming your device has the netdom command installed, this should work I think

 

netdom reset ComputerName /domain:FQDN /server: NameofDCinDomain /UserO:Useraccount with rights to reset object /PasswordO:PasswordofAccount

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yes this issue is caused when the computer is not shutdown properly and the start up repair occurs best idea is to disable this or remind staff to not let this run, i know that would be a long shot but you can always try. UNdomain....redomain is the fix, Microsoft bug i suppose.
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batch file to disable startup repair (if you want it to run as a startup script you might want to add some test logic (so if exists bootrepairof.txt goto end or similar

 

bcdedit /set {default} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

 

aparantly you can also set ad no to expire pc passwords

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urgh, I logged in as a local admin. It's been restored to its install day. All software is removed, it doesn't even think its genuine. Is this an autonomous action or does it require some interaction. (and I'm amazed no admin password required)

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