This is by design because you should not have a computer name identical
to a user account name. If you want to identify computers by users,
choose something like "jack-desktop" with user account "jack".
Thank you for your reply and that answers my question. However, can you
confirm that this is correct? If you have a user in network domain in active
directory that it can match the computer name. Currently, I do not have
problems with that.
Best policy on general-use computers is to name the profile 'user' -then
dialogs look sensible, for example 'Log-off user' looks natural.
Naming computers after users is a Bad Idea anyway. Never name a computer
after a user, or you will have your work cut-out when the user changes, and
every other computer that shares a printer or folder from it has to be
reconfigured.
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