This is usually caused because the security policy grants rights to user or
group accounts which no longer exist.
Find out which accounts are invalid.
1.. Open Notepad and open the file at
%systemroot%\security\logs\winlogon.log. Members of the Windows Server 2003
family and computers running Windows XP create this file by default during
policy propagation.
2.. Search for error 1332. This indicates the account names that could not
be resolved.
3.. Remove the unresolved account names from policies in your domain.
If the accounts are in the Default Domain or Domain Controller Group Policy
objects, you can edit the policies in the Security Settings node of Group
Policy to remove these account names. If the accounts exist elsewhere, you
may have to browse through all Group Policy objects that are defined in the
domain and remove them individually.
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