My laptop joined a domain, but I don't need it anymore

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Hi!

This is the situation.

I have a laptop.
I use for my personal use only, but in the pass I used for work too.
I login the domain of my company.
It worked perfectly.
Now I'm not using my laptop for work anymore.

this is the issue:

1.- The laptop always requiered use ctrl-Alt-Dlt to start
How I can get ride of the login wit user name and password?
I want to put the laptop as it was before using it to work.

2.- Becuase is not on a network, it takes forever now to load, probably is
looking for all the security and all the checks that it need when you are in
a bussiness enviroment, how I can put it on the old condition?

Thanks!!!!!
 
Mike said:
This is the situation.

I have a laptop.
I use for my personal use only, but in the pass I used for work too.
I login the domain of my company.
It worked perfectly.
Now I'm not using my laptop for work anymore.

this is the issue:

1.- The laptop always requiered use ctrl-Alt-Dlt to start
How I can get ride of the login wit user name and password?
I want to put the laptop as it was before using it to work.

2.- Becuase is not on a network, it takes forever now to load,
probably is looking for all the security and all the checks that it
need when you are in a bussiness enviroment, how I can put it on
the old condition?
Click to expand...

- Log onto the system with your domain account - which is hopefully an
adminitsrator or the rest of this will have to change a little.
- Export your domain profile using the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.
- Create a new user account (local) on the system - with administrative
level rights.
- Reboot and logon to the computer locally with the new account.
- Import your profile to the new account using the Files and Settings
Transfer Wizard.
- Remove the computer from the domain and join the workgroup of your choice.
(When it asks for a username/password to leave the domain - it doesn't
matter what you put in.)
- Continue to use the computer withthe new user account.

Autologon is something you can google for - but essentially TweakUI, control
userpasswords2 and/or registry edits.
 
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