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Interesting problem he
I've had Vista on my machine for a while now (I'm the departmental guinea pig). I changed my password as requested by policy yesterday. As of today my account is locked out. I requested MIS reset the password, they did. As soon as I restarted the machine, that was locked out too. I checked the usual suspects along the way - mapped drives - deleted. saved usernames/passwords - none use this account. terminal server sessions - none. logins elsewhere - none. The only area of oddity is that the machine account is in the local domain of our development team, whereas the users accounts are in the main company domain. I have read of this being an issue with Vista, can anyone confirm? MIS have moved my machine account into the company doomain, but as I left work today, my account was still locked out. Any ideas? Linux zealots need not reply (not that this will stop any of you mannerless nerks, of course). -- Bob Moore http://bobmoore.mvps.org/ (this is a non-commercial site and does not accept advertising) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do not reply via email unless specifically requested to do so. Unsolicited email is NOT welcome and will go unanswered. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |