Cached Domain Logon Information Isn't

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Hey,

I have a company laptop that no longer allows me to logon to my domain
account when I'm traveling.

I get the usual error: "the system cannot log you on now because the domain
<domain> is not available".

All the group policy stuff (that I can find) are set properly (i.e.
CachedLogonCount=10, and RequireDomainAccess(or whatever)=false)

I can still logon to the domain when connected, so the membership in the
domain is not (apparently) the issue.

I do have a local Administrator account on the laptop where the 'domain' is
the computer itself.

What do you suggest?

Thanks in advance - Jon
 
JD,

Sounds like your local profile has an issue. Maybe it's corrupt
 
...and how does one determine that the local profile is corrupt, and if it is,
how does one un-corrupt it?
 
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